Michigan rapper G.Que releases visuals to his hit single “Run It Up.” The record, taken from the ‘Cocky’ EP, features Crazy-L with production by David Wesson. The video shows off earned money, cars, and chains. The club banger defines balling and the rules to run it up. Watch the video and connect below.

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In the vibrant heart of New Jersey, two musical pioneers are about to shatter the norms of sound. Sombeaux and Museigo, the dynamic duo, are gearing up to release their collaborative EP, “I Luv U, But Nah,” on September 29th. This blog will take you on a journey through their unique sonic experiment, shedding light on their musical fusion and the impact they’ve made.

Describing Sombeaux and Museigo is like capturing lightning in a bottle. Museigo, the male Brazilian and Portuguese Sexxy Red, delivers ruthless lyrics peppered with profound gems. Sombeaux is the sonic scientist, a modern Renaissance man known as the Director, the Business Man, the Professor, and the Father of sound exploration.

“I Luv U, But Nah” is a bold departure from the ordinary. It’s an exploration of new melodies and uncharted sounds—a celebration of pure sonic vibrations. This EP defies categorization, blending elements of hip-hop, R&B, and Jersey Club into an indescribable experience.

Sombeaux and Museigo’s two-year hiatus led them to form new partnerships and establish “The Kitchen,” a groundbreaking studio in Union, NJ. Here, they’ve welcomed fellow artists on a creative journey, hosting showcases that empower emerging talents.

Museigo’s recent performances, including Law’s WAWA Video Release Party at Sloppy Vinyl, have been turning heads. Sombeaux’s journey led him to open for heavyweights like Rico Nasty and Gunna at Montclair’s Slammin Spring Concert in 2021.

Their work, especially “Never Left,” has been met with high praise. Fans and critics alike are hailing it as “HAARD! Fire! Lit!” The EP is poised to make a significant impact in the music industry.

Sombeaux and Museigo’s music reflects their life experiences. They share tales of high-speed chases and hustling, with Som providing for his family and Mu navigating the streets, aiming to leave certain aspects behind.

At its core, “I Luv U, But Nah” represents unity. It’s about the come-up, a return with renewed vigor, and, above all, collaboration and support in the music industry.

In the words of Museigo, “If you think about it literally, we’re all just busted nuts.” And in Sombeaux’s own words, “My supporters already know what it is. Right back to it like I never left. Just glad I’m able to cook up with my brother, Mu, get inspired and drop music that people want and didn’t even know they needed.”

So, mark your calendars for September 29th, as Sombeaux and Museigo are about to drop a musical bombshell that will leave you craving more. Don’t miss out on the vibrations.

To stay updated on Sombeaux and Museigo’s journey and their EP release, follow them on their social media platforms:

Instagram: @sombeaux and @museigo_gt
Sombeaux on Spotify
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Fase 1 along with Money and Dreamz Entertainment announce the release of the official video for “Lil Rydah.” The tribute song to the late Lil Rydah comes with a special appearance from Westcoast OG Mitchy Slick. The video is a moving tribute and invites audiences to pour something out for those who have passed on. “The Clover on the Hat, match the Shirt & the Socks, you gone live through us Rydah if we Thuggin or Not,” hits heavy throughout the video. Press play and connect with Fase 1 below.

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