F$O Dinero describes his sound as “drip music,” as evidenced in the name F$O which stands for “fly shit only.” It was a few years ago that he was waking up every single morning to go play ball, but it was the moment he made the conscious decision to trade the hoop dreams for the music that fuels him still to this day. Read more…
Cooley has been through it all. From getting shot three times (one in the face and two in the chest), the Atlanta rapper finds music to be his calling. Not only is this his own form of therapy, but it’s an outlet to express himself and his feelings. The name Young Cooley derives from the fact that he’s “a cool person from Atlanta that does music and talks a lot of shit.” Read more…
Yung Al describes Houston as the “trendsetters of the world,” a bold statement until you realize the truth in the matter. From the legendary lyricist Scarface to DJ Screw’s Chopped and Screwed to La Flame (Travis Scott) to now Megan Thee Stallion, the Borrowed Time rapper is working his way to be next up out the city. Read more…
At 14 years old, Jayden Bartels is already inspiring the young generation all across the world. Aside from her ability to act, sing, and dance, the triple-threat is your average girl who loves to have fun and hang out with her friends — just extremely talented. Already having a foot in the door through her acting endeavors on the small screen, she went on to unleash her first single ever Can’t Help Me Now” in July of last year. Read more…
Drego & Beno describe themselves as the “richest motherfuckers from the Midwest,” putting on for their hometown of Detroit in all that they do. With Drego as the lead lyricist and Beno as the entertainer, the two go together like yin and yang. Growing up in the D, both artists were exposed to the reality of the streets: hustling, shootouts, killing, you name it. Read more…
Lil Gotit is ready to take this rap game by storm, delivering hard-hitting street anthems and bangers for audiences all around the world. Hailing from Atlanta and coming up alongside brother Lil Keed, the 20-year-old is inspired by the struggle and real-life experiences that play a huge factor into the man he is today. Read more…
Jay Loud doesn’t describe himself as a music artist, he sees himself as “someone who’s expressing his knowledge, his pain, and how he feels.” Growing up in Indiana and having gone through his own trials and tribulations, the “Ice Cream Man” rapper relocated to Seattle after being presented with an opportunity that would change his life. Read more…
