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.

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In his latest EP, “Feign Edition,” Atlanta Georgia’s very own Bally Ogun teams up with notable artists Yung Marley, Skooly, and Quez4real. The collaboration brings a unique blend of styles and sounds to the 10-track project. Music lovers can find the EP on all major streaming services.

The era of teen geniuses and teentrepreneurs is here. Following their electrifying performance at the Signature Series Funhouse concert curated by Battlebear, the Dowe Twins are on the road to superstardom. While most 15-year-olds are focused on school and have little understanding of the world, these exceptional siblings have become the first-ever brother/sister rap collaboration. Bringing a unique twist to the Hip-Hop scene, the twins are making waves.

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Emerging from the challenges of the pandemic, the Dowe Twins are taking a stand for what is right. Their debut single, “Gonna Love Us,” boldly addresses gun violence and advocates for safer parks and areas for children. In the wake of Hip-Hop’s 50th anniversary, Hip Hop Blvd recognized the twins as the future of the genre, praising their authenticity and ambition to set new standards.

Beyond their impact on the Hip-Hop industry, the Dowe Twins are also pursuing their entrepreneurial dreams with a Cuban link jewelry collection. At such a young age, they are truly embodying the spirit of innovation and excellence.

Their latest single Dance Dance Dance goes a different direction from their debut EP Perfectly Imperfect. While the EP brings the essence of both RNB and Hip Hop into a neat 5 song project Dance Dance Dance takes us to the present of Hip Hop in drill. The track show the versatility in their cadence and their presence. Even we were turnt up in the Rawrrzone listening to them.

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