FatBoyCash – “Don’t Rush my Love” (Video) North Philadelphia Entertainer and Entrepreneur FatboyCash is the definition of ” you can make it out of the streets.” After releasing project after project for years, he decided to let rap take a backseat and focus on the business side. Success came rapidly and now FatBoyCash owns a Barbershop called HEAD ARTIST and a restaurant called SOUL FOOD ARTIST. He is also C.E.O. of Hoodfellas Entertainment Company, and his first single “Don’t Rush my Love” is a short film /video dedicated to the everyday relationship between the hustler and his wife caught up in the street life. “Being a successful black business owner…

Blue Store Chucky – “Still Got The Juice” (Video) Hailing from Petersburg, VA, rapper Blue Store Chucky is building a solid fan base in his hometown and beyond. The music maverick delivers vivid lyrics and smooth flows over stellar production. His skillful wordplay and witty metaphors paint precise pictures. And his cadence and penmanship are top-notch. Blue Store Chucky’s unique selling proposition is that he’s not afraid to be himself and he incorporates many of his life’s experiences into his music. The bold rhyme slinger has the heart and the soul of an underdog. He continually takes risks in pursuit of raising the bar to becoming a better artist. Moreover,…

Rising Florida Artist @StunnahBoiHB Releases a new visual from his new Single “My Own”

BadGuyWally from the Bronx, New York is looking to tear up the charts with his new single “Loads.” White Gang Nitro from Tampa, Florida provides the production on this one! Word is it has been getting numerous cosigns from major heavyweights in the industry such as Cardi B and more. Shout out to DJ Drewski from Hot 97 for the co-signs. BadGuy/Rancho Humilde is the crew and they are very much so letting you know they are here to stay and not for play. Stream the “Loads” single HERE via Spotify and then watch the video attached below via Youtube.  Follow on IG @BadGuyWally

Rapper/personality and social commentator, Ranna Royce, is hoping to bring attention back to the mass shooting crisis with her latest visual “Oh Shoot”. Why now? Our COVID-19 lockdown regulations have obviously curtailed opportunities for mass shooters. With mandated school closures, March 2020 was the first March without a school shooting since 2002. It took a stay-at-home order to keep students safe. Most of us have been longing to return to normalcy- work, school, and social gatherings. Sadly though, there are some who wish to turn that normalcy into a tragic nightmare by killing people and injuring crowds. If gun safety legislation is ever going to happen, now is the time…