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Big Yavo Runs The Block Like “Big Worm”
Stacking off the attention of his hometown in Birmingham, the Alabama native Big Yavo is enjoy the media’s feedback for his recent mixtape Proof. It’s a 15 track project of street behavior interwoven over booming beats. Paying homage to the iconic movie Friday, Yavo shows us the connection he has to the king pin Big Worm. With the brand new release, the cinematic cut amplifies the rappers talent known for pushing boundaries of creativity while captivates fans with his unique blend of humor, storytelling, and unapologetic self-expression. Get ready to experience more from Yavo and follow him on TWITTER, INSTAGRAM, YOUTUBE, and TIKTOK. Stream your copy of the project here and watch the Les production in the official video below.
Music for the soul and music for the streets hasn’t really changed its message. All the way from the West Coast came the brand new anthem from Top Dawg Entertainment‘s very own Jay Rock. Entitled Still That Way, the single hones in on Rock’s natural storytelling abilities. While Rock travels from the neighborhood of Watts and into the California desert, the strong militant drill style sets the tone of what to expect next year. The persuasive percussion production of Bongo ByTheWay compliments the cinematic blockbuster visual directed by Omar Jones. Watch the official video below and get your copy of the single here. Connect with Jay Rock On YouTube, Instagram, and Twitter
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Breakups are harder when you know you could have done better with the time you had. Rising R&B sensation Ryan Trey is holding himself accountable for not being the best man he could’ve been with the latest single MORE THAN SORRY. In the video directed by Ari Nissenbaum, the 24-year-old singer’s ex is relaxing in a luscious but empty mansion where they once shared many memories. While hearing his new song on the radio, Trey reveals how he hasn’t stopped missing her over a rhythmic bed of guitars. Off the latest debut album STREETS SAY YOU MISS ME, Trey is making every effort to win the heart of the music industry with JUSTAREGULARLABEL and his ever growing resume. Make sure to follow Ryan Trey on YouTube, Instagram, X, Facebook, and TikTok. Watch the official video below and stream the album here.
Albany’s John Dee calls out bogus rappers in his new video “Here We Go Again.” He mentions hopping on the latest trends, mumble rappers, and rapping about chasing money and women. The catchy hook, “Here we go go again ya’ll whack rappers ain’t gonna win, here we go go again going against me you ain’t gonna win” sets the mood and amplifies Dee’s message.
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