Sam Lachow is making a dollar out of “Fifteen Pennies,” with this brand new single he dropped. When compared to his last release, “Broken Bat,”
Waves is an 11 track album that feels like nothing short of a level up for a group of friends that have been making music
Caj Encee is synonymous with strategy. Making it no surprise that his newest release is called Emerald Playbook; Caj plots and schemes every move while
BadMan, B-boy Fidget, and Emanuel Brown share a love for the grind in their newest music video “Thirst For Success.” Without a doubt, we’re living
Sam Lachow isn’t fucking around anymore. We got three singles in two months and the entire town can practically hear his next album bumping on
Malitia MaliMob has gained global recognition for its musical influence. Their fanbase stretches from the Seattle streets all the way to Somalia and everywhere in
Ralphy Davis and Mafi D are two names that have severely been holding down Seattle and streets across the West Coast. Putting on for the
Futuristic hip-hop duo Shabazz Palaces has returned. The Seattle team of MC Ishmael “Butterfly” Butler, and drummer/multi-instrumentalist Tendai “Baba” Maraire, have released “Fast Learner,” from
When most people think of hip-hop, they think of the art of rapping, MC’s spitting rhymes into a microphone. Others think of the luxurious lifestyle
Caj Encee and Nobi have teamed to bring us a brand new music video, “Right Now.” The DGTLBeats production sets the ultra moody tone that
Chase Fade is all over the place lately. From slaying legendary studio sessions with Seattle’s whose-who to directing video content and music videos for artists
From low-riding, baby blue Impalas with chrome 100 spoke rims to lime green Lamborghinis with suicide doors reaching into the sky, flashy cars are a
Sobriety looks damn good on Sam Lachow. He’s already releasing a second single since “Lady Sunday” surprised the entire Seattle scene a few weeks ago.
Lil Mosey has dropped a new music video for his song “Never Scared” featuring Trippie Redd. From collaborating with artists such as Chris Brown to
A 1990’s hip-hop masterwork will be on display this month, when GZA of Wu-Tang Clan celebrates twenty-five years of his seminal debut solo album Liquid
2019 was incredible for the music scene in Washington. So many artists released highly anticipated projects that ended up being, in my opinion, the best
MikeJack3200 and Maika Million become partners in crime for their single “Kash Shit Ave Shit.” The two artists have created a bass bumping party banger.
Isn’t it funny how we always seem to be able to give good advice but rarely are able to take that same advice and implement
Seattle has been a fire bed for hip-hop these last few years. Artists from the region are reaching new heights. Acts like Lil Mosey have
Seattle has been experiencing a huge surge of creative energy within the last year and it’s been incredible to see the different sounds that have
Good Energy is an artist that is originally from Seattle but has spent time growing up in California, San Antonio, and South Carolina. Each of
As an amalgamation of multiple styles and sounds, Jay Loud’s, Nap Town, is anything but sleepy. It’s a confirmation that Seattle doesn’t have any single
Life comes at you fast sometimes. The waves of emotion can hit hard and sometimes it feels like your drowning. For creatives, art can be
KOTH has dropped a new song titled “Congress” featuring Gifted Gab. Released with an accompanying video, both rappers dive in as they deliver many bars
Sam Lachow is making a dollar out of “Fifteen Pennies,” with this brand new single he dropped. When compared to his last release, “Broken Bat,”
Waves is an 11 track album that feels like nothing short of a level up for a group of friends that have been making music
Caj Encee is synonymous with strategy. Making it no surprise that his newest release is called Emerald Playbook; Caj plots and schemes every move while
BadMan, B-boy Fidget, and Emanuel Brown share a love for the grind in their newest music video “Thirst For Success.” Without a doubt, we’re living
Sam Lachow isn’t fucking around anymore. We got three singles in two months and the entire town can practically hear his next album bumping on
Malitia MaliMob has gained global recognition for its musical influence. Their fanbase stretches from the Seattle streets all the way to Somalia and everywhere in
Ralphy Davis and Mafi D are two names that have severely been holding down Seattle and streets across the West Coast. Putting on for the
Futuristic hip-hop duo Shabazz Palaces has returned. The Seattle team of MC Ishmael “Butterfly” Butler, and drummer/multi-instrumentalist Tendai “Baba” Maraire, have released “Fast Learner,” from
When most people think of hip-hop, they think of the art of rapping, MC’s spitting rhymes into a microphone. Others think of the luxurious lifestyle
Caj Encee and Nobi have teamed to bring us a brand new music video, “Right Now.” The DGTLBeats production sets the ultra moody tone that
Chase Fade is all over the place lately. From slaying legendary studio sessions with Seattle’s whose-who to directing video content and music videos for artists
From low-riding, baby blue Impalas with chrome 100 spoke rims to lime green Lamborghinis with suicide doors reaching into the sky, flashy cars are a
Sobriety looks damn good on Sam Lachow. He’s already releasing a second single since “Lady Sunday” surprised the entire Seattle scene a few weeks ago.
Lil Mosey has dropped a new music video for his song “Never Scared” featuring Trippie Redd. From collaborating with artists such as Chris Brown to
A 1990’s hip-hop masterwork will be on display this month, when GZA of Wu-Tang Clan celebrates twenty-five years of his seminal debut solo album Liquid
2019 was incredible for the music scene in Washington. So many artists released highly anticipated projects that ended up being, in my opinion, the best
MikeJack3200 and Maika Million become partners in crime for their single “Kash Shit Ave Shit.” The two artists have created a bass bumping party banger.
Isn’t it funny how we always seem to be able to give good advice but rarely are able to take that same advice and implement
Seattle has been a fire bed for hip-hop these last few years. Artists from the region are reaching new heights. Acts like Lil Mosey have
Seattle has been experiencing a huge surge of creative energy within the last year and it’s been incredible to see the different sounds that have
Good Energy is an artist that is originally from Seattle but has spent time growing up in California, San Antonio, and South Carolina. Each of
As an amalgamation of multiple styles and sounds, Jay Loud’s, Nap Town, is anything but sleepy. It’s a confirmation that Seattle doesn’t have any single
Life comes at you fast sometimes. The waves of emotion can hit hard and sometimes it feels like your drowning. For creatives, art can be
KOTH has dropped a new song titled “Congress” featuring Gifted Gab. Released with an accompanying video, both rappers dive in as they deliver many bars
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