Otherside of America – Meek Mill
“I seen my mom and dad separate, ain’t talkin’ divorce (Talkin’ divorce) / Said daddy was livin’ by the fire, and he died by the torch…” Clearly, Grammy-nominated rapper Meek Mill saw his fair share of things as a child that no one should have to…
Do What You Like – Phenomenal Handclap Band
While the country seems stuck in the 70’s with our backwards race relations and anti-fascist power struggles, might as well jam to some Space Disco…
Famous – Dibi
Famous is a Hip-Hop song by South African artist Dibi. Dibi is a breaking out musician who hails from the coast of the Eastern Cape…
If it’s on – Brian James Vision ft. Agallah, Prince Angelus, VRN Hayes
Today submission certainly fits the current times we are living in like a hand in glove…
Troubleman – Electric Guest
Simpler times always appeal to our wandering mind…
Girl – The Heavy
The Heavy—consisting of Kelvin Swaby (lead vocals), Dan Taylor (guitar), Spencer Page (bass guitar) and Chris Ellul (drums)—are an English band formed in 2007, and although they’ve been around for over a decade…
Clouds – Soreha
Can we just stop for a while? I mean, we are living so fast that we can’t digest all the stuff happening now…
Please Don’t Go – Stevie Wonder
This week’s track is inspired by loss and sadness. I had been having a hard time picking something for this week, and some news I got today made it an easy choice…
Find A Way – Duckwrth feat. Alex Mali & Radio Ahlee
Chance The Rapper and Ariana Grande if they were transported to 1984, over an synth-pop track
Parade – Pretty Girls Make Graves
Taken from the third and final album by Seattle band Pretty Girls Make Graves in 2006, Parade is a jubilant marching song for the emancipation of the workers, a chant to the insistent and uplifting rhythm of two drum kits, brought to life by way of a long-lost 20th Century American playwright whose promising career was stymied by pernicious political paranoia…
Black Man – Stevie Wonder
Turn this track up louder than usual…
Great Day – Jay Luse
“Great Day” is a song by Hip Hop artist Jay Luse. The song is of his 2019 EP with fellow artist J08’s titled Luse08’s…
