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Dolla$ignDunn’s “Crybaby”
On a nearly three-minute track, Dunn gives us a roughly two-minute talent show, rounded out with the wails of a baby.
King Kavon’s “Bodega Dreams”
The Harlem-based rapper shows us his true NY colors with his impressive flow and use of imagery.
Descendent’s “Black Survival”
This track could never be more relevant than now, citing the widespread protests of police brutality in America.
The Music Man: Live And Direct with David Milkis
The co-founder of FREETHE introduces us to the label, and the record industry
Moving Back, Moving On
Meet Holly BB. Where did she go, and where is she going?
T.R.U.th Be Told
Bronx artist T.R.U. releases “TRU Music 13” mix for our pleasure.
HUMANS release long-awaited “Felony” music video
To be fair, there is no better time to drop visuals that have been sitting in the storage unit or waiting for the final render. Now more than ever, people will be at home looking for something new to save them from the monotony of quarantine.
ZeNith’s “Diamonds”
The track, a shallow, just-over two-minute track, features a verse from Boston-based artist, SADIØ . But do not let the duration fool you. The single is a gem; there’s a reason that this song doesn’t drag on.