New Video: B Rae – Gas Mask Featuring Dj Luke Nasty | @therealbrae
New Video: B Rae – Gas Mask Featuring Dj Luke Nasty
Singer and songwriter B Rae (aka Bethany Rae) was born and raised in a small city called Spartanburg in the upper state of South Carolina. Right before starting Kindergarten, B Rae and her family moved to New Orleans for a few years where she became very familiar with jazz sounds and old school rhythm and blues. B Rae, highly influenced by her aunts and mom who pushed her to use her talents for the people in her community began her music career as a young girl singing in every local talent show possible where she gained the fans of her hometown (Spartanburg). After graduating high school B Rae furthered her education by attending college as a music major before initially changing it and deciding to pursue her music career professionally a semester before graduating at Claflin University in 2014. Since then, she’s had the opportunity to work in studios all over the states including Platinum Sound (NYC), Circle House, Poe Boy, Strongarm, and South Beach Studios. Her wide range of vocal and writing talent has allowed her the chance to work with tons of artists/Producers in the industry including Cool & Dre, London On The Track, Jerry Wonda, Murk Da Mic, Raekwon the Chef from the WuTang Clan, Konshens, Fat Joe, Keishia Cole, Kent Jones, and DJ Luke Nasty. As an up and coming artist B Rae has also graced the stage with legends such as Gza, Rick Ross, Ghostface, DMX, Keishia Cole, and others. B Rae is the writer and song composer of over 90% of her own music in which the majority of has yet to be released. B Rae released two tracks — 2014’s “Play My Part” and 2016’s — “Gas Mask” produced by Jerry Wonda and Murk Da Mic. The highly anticipated dynamic single ft Konshens titled “Shotgun” is set to release early of 2017.
Gear up for the exciting release of Yung Miami and Skilla Baby‘s highly anticipated From The Block video for their chart-topping single, CFWM (Can’t F*** With Me). Shot in Yung Miami’s childhood neighborhood nestled in Miami, Florida, the video offers a raw and authentic glimpse into the duo’s roots and unyielding energy. CFWM has already made waves prior to its official release, amassing over 50K creates and nearly 100M views on TikTok alone. Yung Miami, has been a trailblazing artist whose bold lyricism and unwavering authenticity have earned her acclaim in the music industry. From her early days as one half of rap duo City Girls to her solo endeavors, Yung Miami continues to empower women and inspire individuality.
Similarly, Skilla Baby, hailing from Detroit, Michigan, brings his unique sonic style and introspective lyricism to the forefront, captivating audiences with his unmatched energy and charisma. Experience the electrifying chemistry of Yung Miami and Skilla Baby as they effortlessly command the screen, solidifying their status as formidable forces in the rap scene. Watch the “From The Block” video now and immerse yourself in the authentic essence of two rap icons at the top of their game.
The heart of “I Gotta Get It” lies in its authentic reflection of the struggles faced by many who aim to carve a niche for themselves in a harsh, competitive world. MCVEE’s lyrics delve deep into themes of hustling and working relentlessly. He paints a vivid picture of the daily grind, overcoming obstacles, and the burning desire to succeed against all odds. This song isn’t just music—it’s a rallying cry for those fighting to make a name for themselves, to make a better life beyond the confines of their beginnings.
MCVEE’s storytelling is poignant—each verse encapsulates the essence of striving for a dream while tethered to the gritty realities of an unforgiving environment. His music does more than entertain; it inspires and connects with listeners who see their own battles reflected in his words.
“I Gotta Get It” is more than a song. It’s an experience, a journey of someone refusing to be defined by their circumstances but instead, defining their path with unwavering ambition and relentless effort. It’s a testament to the spirit of a generation that refuses to settle, aiming not just to rise but to soar globally.
For those from Winston-Salem and similar locales, MCVEE’s voice rings particularly true. It’s a voice for the unseen, the unheard, and the undeterred. This track is an invitation to join him on a quest not just for success, but for significance—on a stage as vast as the world itself.
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