After feeding fans with his Yung And Dumb EP back in January, which featured previously released single “Kome On,” Virginia rap vigilante SauceGod returns on the Jofis Beats-produced quick-strike “Midnight Nostalgia.” The laid-back coming of age story set to soothing sonics is centered around the grief that comes with growth.

Born Antonyo Thomas, Sauce is a rising talent hailing from VA. Perfectly blending the genres of Hip-Hop, Pop and Trap-Soul with southern melodies, Sauce creates unique sonics that take listeners on a sonic journey while highlighting his storied past.

In a exclusive press statement to Medium Creative Agency, the Commonwealth creative reveals:

“I made this song during a self reflective season in my life. Having to change my surroundings, heart posture and mind frame from what I was used to, this record served as a pep talk to myself. A reminder it’s ok to evolve into the best version of me.”

Stream SG’s “Midnight Nostalgia” below via United Masters and press play on his most recent project Yung And Dumb.

Continuing his Road To Riches campaign, P.G. County’s own Olumide taps labelmate Grxzzly for the small screen interpretation of his Sergio Cortez & FiveOhTrez-produced standout “My Bank.” The 10-track LP, which was spearheaded by fan favorites “Flip” featuring Chelly The MC, “Toxic In The City,” and “This Feeling,” clocks in at just under 30 minutes and includes additional production from Vicious Varez Visions, Dizzee Beats, and Justin Loring as well as guest vocals compliments of Chris Allen, Allysa, Trilla Kay, and KILASI.

In a exclusive press statement to Medium Creative Agency, the PGN Records signee reveals:

“When I first heard the instrumental I knew this record would be fun. The beat is magnetic and screams OUTSIDE, so we had to make sure the music video was equally polarizing. We had a great time filming it as it served as another opportunity to talk our sh*t.”

Olumide grew up in Maryland, where he casually began to make music with his brother as a high school student. His talent blossomed quickly, and soon, it became apparent that he was destined for bigger things. Olumide began performing in front of any audience that would have him, rapidly upgrading to multiple appearances at Baltimore Soundstage. Easily one of the most promising artists to emerge from the DMV, Olumide officially secured his spot sonically with the release of #BeenDope (Mixtape), which currently boasts millions of streams. Solidifying himself on the stage alongside Hip-Hop heavyweights like Curren$y and A Boogie wit da Hoodie as well as in the booth with other local entertainers like WillThaRapper and Ciscer, Olumide is a man on a mission, refining his craft and further developing his impressive lyrical abilities.

Check out the Machina Media directed visual for “My Bank” via YouTube and stream Road To Riches in it’s entirety on your DSP of choice below.

Hailing from Miami, Liberty City recording artist D30 is a 2023 artist-to-watch. He’s authentic, he’s gritty, he’s magnetic, and, most of all, he’s unstoppable. While his music continues to spread like wildfire throughout the south, the emerging star keeps the momentum going with must-hear new music like his hard-hitting latest single, properly titled “No Hook.”

A follow-up to his previous release, “I’m Back,” the first part of a three-part series showcases D30 unleashing a nonstop lyrical tirade filled with aggressive appeal, lethal execution, and fearless confidence. Backed by his crew, D30 proves he is not the one to be tested because he will pass with flying colors. “No Hook” is directed by WoahAydrian.

A brief backstory on D30. He began creating music at 8-years-old and begun recording at 15. Miami’s longstanding legacy in hip hop has influenced the new star to believe that anything is possible over the beat. “I am enthusiastic about music,” he said in a press release. “And it is not that many opportunities in my environment to make it out. I am influenced by the people who found their way out and I know that writing about my experiences will inspire others to do the same. I make hip hop rap music for the masses. My goals are to make my dream come true and take care my family.”

Spending the last five years developing his own sound and fanbase, D30’s recent work has separate himself from not only today’s southern artist, but from any southern artists before him. He uses his relentless passion to guide him in an industry that feeds on copy cats and stereotypes.

He continued: “I stay in my lane. Ion tryna be something I ain’t and ion wanna leech my way to the top I move off genuine love. Seeing artists go on tour and go platinum inspires me. I can see myself doing the same. My daughter keeps me going she gotta eat every day. I cannot stop grinding until I surpass my goals. I am securing my legacy I will not be a failure. I expect greatness and nothing less.”

D30 is currently working on new music as his latest project, Youngest in Motion 2, available on all digital streaming platforms via ABK, is receiving rave reviews from fans and industry insiders alike. His next project, For Da Trenches will be dropping soon. To stay updated on everything D30 and his upcoming project, follow him on social media.