 With 2 successful hip-hop music festivals, a critically acclaimed album, sold out music documentary screening, and the lists goes on. Steph Simon has continuously done what has never been done before. One would think is there any more "Upside" left for him to achieve. But for Steph Simon what he's already accomplished doesn't even compare to what he has planned for next. It's with this attitude that Steph Simon drops his latest video "Upside".
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“Why do you rap and love hip hop?” “I just feel like me when I am rapping,” he said. It was during an interview with Whip Key Media that Deezy explained why he got in to hip hop(Interview here). After reading the article you get a feel for “why” or rather “who” Deezy is. And it’s this same narrative about his love for hip hop and why he loves it so much that can be heard throughout his music. As a an artist his successes have been his, and just so his failures have been his as well. But through it all he has kept swinging fences. And It’s with his latest single “Rollin’” that Deezy is taking his next at bat in hopes of delivering a home run hit. 
Nobody answers restricted calls. That's because rarely are they from people you actually want to talk to. From bill collectors, to prank calls, to crazy exes. Trust me, it's just better not to answer them. But at the same time. What if that restricted call is your shot? What if it was the one call that could change not only your life but also the people's lives around you? Would you answer now? AF Quari is an artist hoping that his latest single "Restricted Calls" will be the hit that will have record labels calling to take his career to the next level.
In 2016 Monica and Missy Elliot’s #SoFarGoneChallenge took over the internet. Thanks to the challenge going viral rappers from everywhere uploaded their best cover version of the song. Artists like Chance the Rapper showed that even celebrities we’re getting in on the challenge (read the story about Chance the Rapper’s #SoFarGoneChallenge here.). An artists named 95 has also stepped up to the #SoFarGone Challenge with his version of the song.
 Friday Night Lights! It's more than a game but a moment in time where some of the best athletes compete. But even before any of that. Before the lights, before the fans, hell before the practices. It's the TRYOUT. Tre Trezzz is a rapper who's tryout has started with the drop of his latest single "Medicated". 
My name Littles no 'S' bruh I use a dollar sign.
"Think I'd better let it go." Words from Teddy Pendergrass's hit single "TKO". On the track Teddy talks about letting go of a woman that wasn't good for him. A lesson that would lead to a hit and a #2 spot on Billboard's Hot R&B chart. Lee Littles is an artist looking to create his own hit while paying homage to Teddy Pendagrass with his remix to TKO.
LOOK UP in the sky! Issa a bird! Issa plane! Issa album by David Puffin'. With a 4.20 release date "Issa", (a 10-track EP by David Puffin') isn't about flashy click bait album titles but rather letting the music RUN IT UP. Known for his high energy and weed inspired lyrics David Puffin looking to make his music reach as many people as the plant he celebrates. So here it is 'Issa', the review;
 4/20, practically a national holiday of the most high. All across America people are celebrating and enjoying this holiday and on a Friday. But if your still needing a little inspiration Keezy has the perfect song to spark to with the release of his song "Go 4 What You Know". The song is so chill and perfect for setting the right vibe for elevating your mind. And after a long week of working, moving through traffic, and hopefully not getting stopped by the cops you deserve this smoke break as Keezy explains it:
The album TCTAS will have it's 5th anniversary party this Friday 4/20 at the Fassler Hall bar in downtown Tulsa. So it's only right that we review this classic project by the one and only Verse, (a,k,a 1st Verse). For those that haven’t figured it out yet TCTAS stands for "The City That Always Sleeps", an appropiate title for a city that has seen great talent shunned away because of the stigma of being "local". But as Verse shows with this album that you can only sleep on him for so long.
Jay-Z dropped one of the craziest tracks on which he airs out the family laundry on. You know. "Family Feud". And ever since then rappers have been following J's lead by spittin their own rendition of the track (Checkout the article "Family Feud: The Instrumental Rappers Are Using for Therapy"). Not to be left out M.C. has a few words for the state of rap in Oklahoma of which it would only be right that he use "Family Feud" for his track "Part Two".
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