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Seb Torgus - Rush (official music video)
Seb Torgus, born&raised artist from Chicago has a mellow approach to his next track “Rush” . Seb’s style can be likened to the flow of Billy Idol and 80s+ nostalgic- new age pop - have a listen
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Rockie Fresh- No Sleep (Official Video)
Rockie Fresh hits us with this Dope Song & Video today June 7th, 2021, video done by Ardor Archive. That Vacation Party vibe - No Sleep by Rockie Fresh follow Rockie: https://www.instagram.com/RockieFresh
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Saint Louis rapper Lil Shxwn presents the D. Ferg-directed music video for "I'm Gone", Shxwn's new Rick Tha Rular & SuperCRU-produced single out now on Jackie Gabrielle Entertainment. Rapping since age 11, Shxwn gained fame from appearances on the BET show "Nellyville". The "I'm Gone" clip comes on the heels of visuals for previous singles "Time Lost" (Youtube) and "Do What I Want" (Youtube). Shxwn says the new single is about "finally growing tired of being in a toxic relationship with someone you loved. After a while everyone has to sit back and reevaluate their situation if it’s no longer making sense. Sometimes we all have to say 'I'm gone' and leave."
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Santa Barbara, California emcee Nebz Supreme presents the RCKLSS Films-directed music video for "Take It To The Bank", featuring Prince Po of Organized Konfusion and Eso Tre of Substance Abuse with production by Waes One. Prince Po together with Pharaohe Monch brought new styles to underground hiphop in the 90s as the duo Organized Konfusion, while Eso Tre is best known as one half of Substance Abuse, the former URB Next 100 picks whose 2006 album Overproof (Bandcamp) featured MF DOOM, Saafir, P.E.A.C.E., Kool Keith, Motion Man, Kutmasta Kurt and Rasco, while 2012's Background Music (Spotify) featured Myka Nyne, Tash of Tha Alkaholiks, KRS-One, MC Eiht and Percee P. Substance Abuse followed with Background Music: The Redux in 2016 and Bridges featuring Aceyalone of Freestyle Fellowship in 2018. "It's just a song about spitting truth, and affirming that karma is still real in this strange and sad era when accountability is at an all time low," says Eso when asked about the new single. "Take It To The Bank" is out now on Feed The Peeps.
