Category: Filthy Reads
“TURNAROUND” by Mac Mikes is a Powerful Message for All
Mac Mikes‘ “TURNAROUND” is a flashback to where this music was made: the streets, the losses, the hustle, and the
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Dehko: Tektroit Vol. 2 Is the Future of Genre Fusion
DJ Dehko is a name to remember. Hailing from Detroit, the birthplace of techno and home to one of the
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“Dreaming”: Swanga Swang Channels Pain into Powerful Music
Swanga Swang, recognized for his diverse musical style, has released his newest single, “Dreaming“. This track emerges from a period
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Jouls Juliano’s “Adios” & “Cha Cha”: A Bold Step Forward for Boston Hip-Hopby Carla Andersen
Jouls Juliano has been steadily making his mark in the Boston hip-hop scene, and with his latest singles, “Adios” and
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Sunny Jorge Redefines Luxury and Empowerment with “Murder She Wrote”
Sunny Jorge ’s latest single, “Murder She Wrote (feat. Fetty Wap),” is a confident, swagger-filled declaration of growth. This track
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Lil Baby Teases February Release Date for Next Album ‘Dominique’
Lil Baby is letting fans know he is spinning the block in February. Hitting Instagram, Baby celebrated the success of
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Ace Love’s Valor & Honor: A Triumphant Ode to Resilience and Groove
With the release of Valor & Honor, Ace Love, the Calgary-based artist born Asher Azeem, has made an electrifying debut
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Shweta Harve’s “Why So Busy?” Challenges the Hustle Culture with a Catchy Indie-Pop Anthem
Indie-pop often finds its strength in marrying reflective lyrics with irresistible melodies, and Shweta Harve’s latest single, “Why So Busy?”
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Varun Sheel’s “Here – Rainy Day Version” Unveils Raw Emotion
Indie music often thrives on its ability to strip away excess and reveal raw, heartfelt emotion. With “Here – Rainy
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Peg Luke Redefines Holiday Reverence with “My Silent Night”
Christmas music, a genre often cloaked in nostalgia and tradition, finds a quiet but profound new voice in Peg Luke’
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