Martha Da’Ro’s ‘Cheap Wine & Paris’
Da’ro, like her Spotify bio accurately suggests, is “blending dreamy pop with hip-hop.”
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Curtis Ashley
24. Born and raised in NYC. Graduated from The City College of New York with y B.A. in Engligh (Creative Writing). Currently the Music Director / Editor for HangTime Magazine.
Godis da OG’s “HEY DJ”
Godis delivers on this track — which doesn’t say much when you check the rest of her music. She doubles her talents on “HEY DJ,” as her heavenly voice drifts through the song, treading the waters between R&B and Hip-Hop.
LXTHEEWIRDO’S “Wirdo”
“Wirdo” is [LX’s] testament to staying true to herself on the voyage to success.
DONT TRIP’s “Untitled”
If “Untitled” is any indication of the direction of his music, then DT is an emerging artist we need to keep our ears open to.
JayProb’s FUCKBOY BLUES
The Brooklyn-rapper sheds new light on each track; inciting more introspection concerning the character of a fuckboy.
Footnotes In ‘The Diary’
Austin Steele is breaking the seal of his own mind and letting his innermost feelings grace his records.
SVRITE’s “Vibe”
If X were still with us, I’m sure his fans and SVRITE’s fans alike would be begging him to hop on the remix.
Sparkz GAWD’s “Vibe Ratings”
The barely two-minute track is jam-packed with emotions delivered through bars hot enough to convince the masses of climate change.