KARRAHBOOO makes her return to hip-hop with “In The Hills,” a fresh collaboration with rising star Kyla Imani. This marks KARRAHBOOO’s first release since her split from Lil Yachty’s group, Concrete Boys, in July. The fallout sparked a public exchange of insults between the two, including a fiery rant from Lil Yachty on his birthday. KARRAHBOOO, however, had the last word when she teased new music in an Instagram Live session in September.

“In The Hills” blends Kyla Imani’s fun and soulful energy with KARRAHBOOO’s sharp lyricism and undeniable charisma. Set against the backdrop of California’s iconic Hollywood Hills, the pair throw a carefree party, cruising in a pink, vintage Mustang while singing about their dreams and ambitions. The chemistry between the two artists was key for Kyla, who spoke on their creative synergy.

“As a New York City girl living in L.A., I wanted to share stories that captured the vibes up in the hills. Collaborating with KARRAHBOOO was important because, though we’re different, we both have something to prove and push boundaries,” said Kyla. “‘In The Hills’ is about embracing life’s adventures and reaching new heights, something everyone can relate to.”

Kyla Imani first gained attention in 2014 with cover songs but made a significant breakthrough in 2021 with her viral rendition of Mooski’s “Track Star.” Her 2019 tour with DDG and hits like “These Boys Ain’t It” have cemented her as a voice for Generation Z, her rich vocals resonating with a new wave of young women. This collaboration follows her summer tracks “Chosen” and “Crush,” continuing her upward trajectory.

“In The Hills” is just the beginning, according to Kyla. “This isn’t just a song; it’s a preview of a powerful fourth quarter, setting the stage for an exciting 2025,” she said in a recent press release.

Fans won’t have to wait long to see more of KARRAHBOOO either. She’s set to join Mariah The Scientist and Latto on the “Sugar Honey Iced Tea” tour later this month.

Rising rap star BDG Sly is taking Atlanta by storm with unwavering talent, original sound and highly quality lyrics. Known for painting vivid images in his music that many can relate to, his latest project “The Second Half” EP, exemplifies his unique storytelling abilities and desire to become one of the greatest rappers alive.

Within 14 songs you will hear BDG sharing real life experiences and lessons he has learned throughout his career as a recording artist. With songs such as “Storage”, “Haters Not Rivals”, and “Mama Said” you really get a chance to hear how much this southern rapper has honed in on his craft. With unforgettable punchlines, an original cadence, and steadfast lyrics, BDG Sly is proving to be a top contender in the rap game.

To ensure the success of Second Half, Sly enlisted the help of fellow rappers The Great Y.H, YHL Bran, 95 JayGee, FourZeke who appear throughout the whole project. Each individual artist does a great job of adding their raw vocals to Sly’s thriving sound. This by far is the Georgia native best work to date as he continues to rise to the top of the music game.

Press play below to stream BDG Sly’s latest project “The Second Half” and tap into one of the hottest new artist in Atlanta.

Emmy-winning musician Jabee has announced the Peace Needs Conference, which will be held at the Fordson Hotel in downtown Oklahoma City, OK, from September 26 to September 28. Chuck D, the legendary Public Enemy MC, will be the main speaker.

From September 26 through the 28, in downtown Oklahoma City, participants will encounter a convergence of tried-and-true peacemaking strategies from community organizing, the arts, education, dialogue, and advocacy. The goal is to solve community violence and collaborate with and learn from national and local leaders.
The conference’s primary goal is to leverage long-standing efforts to bridge divides and effect positive change across the political spectrum. LiveFree OKC is collaborating to develop a more varied ecosystem for policy innovation.

“Get ready to join us as we come together to discuss the path to peace and community transformation,” said Jabee in a statement. “We’re excited to hear from incredible speakers and leaders as we address the circumstances of violence, the cost of violence, and how we can wage peace in our communities. Mark your calendars; we can’t wait to see you there!”

Jabee, on the other hand, is taking pleasure in the current wave of success brought about by the two singles from his most recent album, The Spirit is Willing, But the Flesh is Weak, that have garnered favorable reviews from The Source: “God Made Rap” and “No Love.”

The Mello Music Group is set to release Jabee’s latest hip-hop masterpiece, “The Spirit Is Willing, But The Flesh Is Weak,” on October 20, 2024. Behind the decks, producers Conductor Williams, Apollo Brown, Marv Won, Quelle Chris, and Evidence are bringing their colorful brand of Eastside rap to life. Jabee gives it his all with every song, sharing a moving tale of bravery and genuineness after recently conquering inner struggle and grief. The emcee confirms his role as a community speaker by going deeper into his personal experiences.

Every rhythm and word reflect Jabee’s unwavering commitment to his work and community, turning suffering into poetry and sadness into beauty. Please select one of the links below to get more details:

Peace Needs Conference: https://www.livefreeokc.org/peaceneeds

Album multi-link: https://ffm.to/spiritiswilling