Hip-hop artist De’Andre Brown, better known as Lo’key Tha Guru, continues to make waves in the music industry with his latest single, “I Like Dat,” featuring Tanzanian sensation Maddoh. The track is a fresh and invigorating addition to today’s musical landscape, encapsulating a relaxing, feel-good vibe that effortlessly resonates with listeners.

Drawing inspiration from the smooth sounds of contemporary R&B, “I Like Dat” evokes a familiar essence akin to Chris Brown’s *”Sensational,”* while maintaining Lo’key’s distinct West Coast gangsta flow. This unique blend showcases his versatility as an artist, seamlessly merging cultural influences to create a sound that is both fresh and authentic.

Lo’key’s impressive musical journey has seen him collaborate with some of the industry’s most iconic producers, including Ervin “EP” Pope, Tweeknowlogy, and Phat Beats. His collaborations with West Coast legends such as W.C., Spice One, and Daz & Kurupt have further solidified his legacy as a respected figure in hip-hop. With “I Like Dat,” Lo’key is not just presenting a song but is also highlighting his evolution as an artist and cultural ambassador.

The music video for “I Like Dat,” directed by Tanzania’s @director_billylenz and Long Beach’s Tony Kornilov, is a visual feast that complements the track’s smooth sound. Featuring talented dancer @it’s_cappuccino, model @veryarianna, and fire dancer @Dejabudu_, the video captures the essence of the song’s relaxed vibes, making it a must-watch experience. Released exclusively on Street Motivation Magazine’s YouTube channel, the visual representation is a testament to Lo’key’s artistic growth and commitment to quality.

In addition to his musical endeavors, Lo’key is also the proud owner of Street Motivation Magazine, which he runs alongside his mother. This venture not only showcases his entrepreneurial spirit but also allows him to uplift and motivate younger generations through the power of music and storytelling.

As listeners dive into “I Like Dat,” they are invited to experience a new level of chill and groove, a perfect soundtrack for any occasion. The song is now available on various streaming platforms, and fans can check out the captivating music video here.

For those looking to explore more of Lo’key Tha Guru’s work, visit https://lokeythaguru.hearnow.com/i-like-dat and immerse yourself in his diverse catalog that speaks to the heart of hip-hop culture. Written By @GivinDaBizness w/ @darealceozay

 

Watch, vibe, and enjoy what Lo’key has in store with “I Like Dat” – it’s a musical journey you won’t want to miss!

Houston’s own Lebra Jolie charges into the new year with Turn Me Up, an electrifying single that solidifies her place as a fearless voice in rap. Overflowing with swagger, self-confidence, and unapologetic lyricism, Jolie delivers an anthem which resonates with empowerment and individuality. Paired with a Jerry Morka-directed music video, the release sees Jolie cruising in style and rallying with her crew, amplifying her unparalleled energy and charisma. Reflecting on her evolution, Jolie shares:

I have a competitive spirit, and it’s nice to see that hard work pays off. Fans see my journey and know it’s possible… Turn me up, don’t tune me out.

“Turn Me Up” follows Jolie’s acclaimed 2024 EP, What Was Said?, which dominated the summer with infectious tracks like Come Get Me and Talk My Shit 4. With high-profile collaborations including Saweetie, Skilla Baby, and BIA, and production by industry heavyweights like Pi’erre Bourne and Derrick Milano, the EP was a defining moment in Jolie’s decade-long journey. Let us know your thoughts on the brand new visuals below and be sure to connect with her on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.

Rising Hip Hop artist, Scholito, has released “Fugu Sushi”, a hard-hitting track paired with a visually stunning, Asian-inspired music video. Produced by Tryfe with co-production from Scholito, the song is named after the deadly puffer fish delicacy, symbolizing his dangerous yet masterful flow. Directed by Free World and shot by We Made Us Films, the video showcases intricate architecture and bold fashion, reflecting Scholito’s lifelong admiration for Asian culture. Inspired by a dinner with Philly Freeway at an underground sushi spot in New York, Scholito likens his artistry to Fugu Sushi—deadly when not handled with care. https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=bKeDKj6huDesWS9N&v=RBeUvUklYF8&feature=youtu.be