The future of Hip-Hop is here; 8-year-old Lil Jeezy brings fresh sound to the table with hot new single

  LAS VEGAS, NV – A fun track from a young new artist is lighting up the West Coast and causing quite a buzz among music industry insiders and fans alike. “I’m A Baller” is the debut single from 8-year-old rapper Lil Jeezy. The son of long-time songwriter and recording artist D’jon, Lil Jeezy has burst onto the scene with his own brand of hip-hop that showcases his fun, carefree style and entertaining performance. Written by his father, “I’m A Baller” is a fun, upbeat track that’s all about being good at basketball and football. Inspired by his love of sports, the song also features a short-film that showcases the young star chasing his dreams of being a professional athlete and putting in the work to achieve those dreams.   “I love being active and competitive, and I love shooting the basketball,” Lil Jeezy said. “I like the same type of music as my dad, and I’ve grown up watching him record and produce music, so it’s fun for me being creative. I love telling a story with my lyrics.”   Lil Jeezy’s father was an athlete and has been involved with music as a career for many years, but he’s never encouraged any of his children to follow in his footsteps. He’s been intentional about supporting them in whatever passion they choose to pursue, and for the most part those passions have been with athletics. But for his youngest son, the notion of making music is something that attracted him at a young age and when he was 6 years old he finally approached his father about creating a song together.   “When he was 6 he just out of the blue was like, ‘Dad, I want to do a music video. Can we do it today?’” D’jon said. “I said, ‘Well, we need music first.’ So, we got some production from two-time Grammy-nominated producer DJ Vudu Spellz and I wrote the song. He’s been an athlete for the past couple of years, so when I asked him what he wanted the song about he said sports. When we got ready to record it, he had the whole thing memorized and he took direction very well, as far as vocal production, and he fell in love with the process and now wants to do even more songs.”   D’jon says they’ve been working ever since on building a brand and plan for pursuing Lil Jeezy’s dreams moving forward. Part of that plan involves creating music videos that are more like short films than traditional music videos. That’s where the idea of creating a story called “Follow Your Dreams” came from – something that builds off the themes of Lil Jeezy’s debut song, but takes it further through video mediums and will continue in future videos.   “It’s an inspirational story for kids,” D’jon said. “If there’s something you want to accomplish, put in the work and you can make it happen. With this first video it shows him hanging out with friends on a Saturday morning, and when the friends leave,he gets bored and so he picks up a basketball and he’s absolutely horrible. After a frustrating effort, he sits down on the ball and starts daydreaming. During the daydream he realizes his dream is to become a great basketball and football player. It’s as though, even at a young age, he is such a sports superstar that his games are nationally televised. He has fans and he even has haters. After the daydream is over, he asks his dad to teach him how to play basketball. Being that basketball was his first love, dad becomes elated at his son’s request. Then after months of hard work and dedication, he shows his growth from working hard and there are highlights from his first season ever playing, in which he is much better than he was when he first picks up the ball in the video. He’s a living example that hard work pays off.”   Lil Jeezy is eager for new fans to check out his music and get a taste for the unique sound and style he’s bringing to the game. It’s been many years since there’s been a young artist like Lil Bow Wow or Lil Romeo in the game, and D’jon is certain Lil Jeezy will be able to fill that vacuum with an amazing natural talent. With songs and subject matter that comes straight from the mind of an 8-year-old, Lil Jeezy’s music is nothing short of fun and entertaining.  

To listen to Lil Jeezy’s music, or to follow him on social media, please visit the following links:

I’m A Baller

Official “I’m A Baller” Music Video: https://youtu.be/5EU3ZHBLx4Q

Follow Your Dreams: I’m A Baller (short film): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpN9RGKGtJY&t=12s

Lil Jeezy Live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6ZIBiU5aBc

“I’m A Baller” on Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/track/4dOtVfN9GIEHtjLhBC0jAj

“I’m A Baller” on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/album/id1583460473?ls=1&app=itunes

http://itunes.apple.com/album/id/1583460473

Social Media

Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@liljeezy702

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/liljeezy702

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LilJeezy702​

Electronic Press Kit

https://www.sonicbids.com/band/lil-jeezy/

For interviews and press

Contact Kristian Duncan

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O: 916-504-9850

NuKingdom Records Drops new single & video: “BFC” DoublePlatinum Songwriter, Producer & Artists, PHE, Lord King Kassanova VII & Harmony

MIAMI, March 21st. – Artist PHE, Lord King Kassanova VII & Harmony

NuKingdom Records announce the official release of single and video, “BFC” – a tour de force collaboration with some of the brightest rising stars in Afro Beat, R&B and Hip Hop. Fusing multiple genres of sounds with a rich, nuanced Afrobeat flavor, “BFC” is a chart-topper ready to happen having already built unstoppable momentum with prior released singlesappearing in over 1 million playlists worldwide with a total stream count of 4 million. Artist PHE made another seismic impression on the Afro Beat scene in 2020 with single, “Calling My Name” a collaboration with several talented artists/producers, Beach Boi and Kybba, streaming over 3 million on Spotify.

 “BFC” is available on all streaming platforms

 Purchase/streaming:

https://music.apple.com/us/album/bfc/1613329144?i=1613329145

https://open.spotify.com/track/2AdmxLaJe7GPM4qggD2aoU?si=d8e3216f19424fb6

“BFC” Single and Video’s Creative Line-Up

Featuring the talents of:

For the latest information on “BFC”, live appearances or the upcoming video release

follow PHE, Lord King Kassanova VII and Harmony on social media:

 https://www.instagram.com/iamphe242/

https://www.instagram.com/jonfx/

https://www.instagram.com/harmony.gram/

https://www.instagram.com/lordkingkassanovavii/

Media Contact:

Kristian Duncan

IG:@dgentertainment.1

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“Do Em Wrong” Official Music Video Kaboom Holy ft. Julio Foolio & Money Man Loot

For “Do Em Wrong”, Party Pack representer Kaboom Holy elicits the help of collaborators Julio Foolio and Money Man Loot. The song itself is aggressive and might make you want to put your guard up! With a grungy, homegrown visual to match - this offering is not about the theatrics as much as it’s made to get a point across. “Do Em Wrong” definitely makes a statement – one that says these three are not the ones to play with. Scattered graphics flit across the screen, and the camera captures unique, unexpected angles contributing to a feeling of controlled chaos brought out by Kaboom and friends. For fans of the floss, the ice does not disappoint – each rapper donning shimmering adornments and coordinating trademark grills as he spits his piece. As the visual opens up, Julio Foolio makes quick work of his lead position in the song’s lineup. He jumps right in with two feet, setting the tone with back-and-forth rhymes that lay the groundwork for a potent listening experience. Foolio delivers confrontational stanzas with flows that have the bounce to tie up his lyrics in a bow. Kaboom’s trademark voice, likely recognizable even from space, enters in behind Foolio urging, “I got that sh*t that gets you upset!” Freeform locs swinging, his spirited emergence brings about even more aggression, more gun bars, more reasons not to get too comfortable in your seat. His plays on words and sheer mastery of his vocal are what both shock and draw one in. The hook Kaboom offers hits hard and not only burrows like a vicious earworm; it also ties together his compadres’ verses. Enter: Money Man Loot – the rapper with the gravelly voice, high-energy and blonde/green silhouette. With a no-manners approach, Loot presents volatile lines that do the term “Grand Finale” justice. It’s also in this scene that viewers are magnetized with double-exposed images of all the money, jewels and fashion one would expect from a team such as this. All in all, “Do Em Wrong” captures the embodiment of a hood-rich rampage. The video was shot and directed by Charlotte-based company, The A.V.E. Productions, and just released in conjunction with the new single, produced by Loaf Boy Nick. Check out this, and all of Kaboom Holy’s content via his social handles and links.

Follow Kaboom Holy 0n all social platforms @KaboomHoly

www.KaboomHoly.com

For Booking Contact: 980- 229-3238

"I Like The Way That" is about someone who is in love with their best friend but is afraid to say it. They keep giving them signs or trying to show them that they are meant to be. The main questions are: There is some passion between us both, but is it something more than a simple attraction? Does the other person have feelings as well or is it all in my head? Should I give it a try or should I not ruin a perfect friendship?

Are they catching feelings too or are they simply being kind?

So many questions can remain unanswered between two people... Should we give it a try?

This song is about being somehow stuck in the scary so-called "friendzone". It isn't healthy for either side to remain friends with someone only in hope that they'll take us as their partner one day. We can't force love, it finds us.

Download/Stream:https://songwhip.com/valeriepascale/i-like-the-way-that Instagram: https://instagram.com/iam.valeriepascale

Jarvis Jeremy Gibbons, better known by his stage name JRealityG is an American rapper & songwriter

Born & raised in a small city with only 3 traffic lights & not very much entertaining to do besides playing sports, wildlife gaming & atv riding. JrealityG took a liking to hip hop at the very young age of 5 years old. Mimicking artists like LL Cool J, Bones Thugs n Harmony, the late great Tupac Shakur & also another legend The Notorious B.I.G. who he was introduced to through cassette tapes by his older teen cousins. Over the years that mimicking would actually turn into a second nature hobby. But instead of mimicking other artists, JrealityG had actually crafted his own style of rhyming & critiquing his wordplay in the form of writing & freestyling. As a teen, JRealityG enjoyed listening to Field Mob Kanye West & Andre 3000 of Outkast. but I could honestly say Shawn Jay of field actually was the 1st artist that made me challenge myself as a writer. His delivery, play on words & wittiness made me aware that it was different levels to being a rapper/songwriter. Not solely based on the number of album sales made, but more so in the art itself. Cyhi the Prynce & J Cole are by far two of J Reality G's favorite MC's as of today. Due to the fact that they haven't shied away from actually being craftsmen in this art Despite the trends that come & go they stay relevant & still prove to have two of the best pens in the industry. JRealityG is a simple form of an artist with legendary lyrical talents. Cultivated by the southern roots his grandfather instilled in him, he has harnessed the ability to engulf his listeners through a thoroughly considerate approach to conscious lyrical content. Influenced by some of the greats such as Jay Z, J. Cole, Rick Ross, Cyhi, and Shawn Jay, JRealityG will always be authentically grounded. The realism in his voice will take you on an expedition of culture, laughter, and a renewed desire for musical expressions.

His ability to craft a unique musical presence is pleasantly revealed in his upcoming release “No Congratulations”

Here we come XXL FRESHMEN COVER

https://songwhip.com/jrealityg/big-dawg

Follow @JREALITYG on all social media

Watch "JRealityG ft Big Hustle-Big Dawg" on YouTube

As woman we go through so many phases of our life. Many times finding that we've lost a part of ourselves along the way because we're so busy with everyday life. With this particular project I wanted to embrace the side of myself I hadn't seen in a very long time. That side of me that was fun, free, fearless, dangerous and sensual. Wow and it felt so good feeling free to be me. I challenge all women to embrace all of themselves again. The woman you used to be combined with the woman you've become is unstoppable.

Contact Felycia Pendergrass

https://www.facebook.com/Felyciagrass/

https://instagram.com/felyciagrass?utm_medium=copy_link

https://orcd.co/illgo

"Bend the Ear of the World'' by Mr MooQ is dropping now!

 

"Bend the Ear of the World" is a dance-pop tune that's entertaining, mysterious, and packs a good beat! What the heck does "Bend the Ear of the World" mean? Listen to the song and maybe you'll figure it out!

 

Follow Mr MooQ

https://www.mrmooq.com/
https://instagram.com/mr._mooq
https://www.facebook.com/mrmooqmusic/
https://youtube.com/channel/UCWLpd34C-IFkrVOg1oNqiMA

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-815586689/bend-the-ear-of-the-world-cz3/s-aLw5DwumAns?si=36b694c6f50e429d84f4f9b4e749e9f8&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

 

With sonic surprises at every turn, Fayetteville artist “Kaboom Holy” is the embodiment of the unnamed space between what currently exists and what could be. With a dynamic, almost volcanic energy, at times it seems music and lyrics serve as mere canvases primed to showcase Holy’s warrior-like charisma and animated vocal takes. With youthful spirit, Kaboom delivers paced lines about street life over grungy Hip-Hop beats and couples them with chant-like hooks that sound heavy-metal adjacent. Look a bit deeper, and you’ll discover that Holy’s career is one that began over a decade ago. His interests varied, picking up hobbies like skateboarding and dancing. However, from budding as a producer at the age of 13 to release his first self-produced single directly to YouTube in 2011, Kaboom Holy’s passion for music became his main reason and overarching dream. Kaboom even saw group success in creating his now well-known rap group “Party Pack”, alongside high school friends Money2x, SCOE, and SNO Wooh. Unfortunately, in a bend of fate, the teenager’s dream was interrupted by repercussions of the lifestyle he was pursuing behind the music. Through years of numerous trials and even a federal indictment, 21-year-old Kaboom was acquitted and he returned to pursuing his music career – this time with a transformed outlook and the consideration of a mental illness. Despite having to adapt to these new challenges, the relentless artist was able to formulate a creative team and record label with the moniker XXVI-CMX (pronounced Twenty-Six Nine Ten) to further his position in the industry. Holy has since continued to employ that iconic, activated sound he developed with Party Pack, effortlessly selling listeners with his street aesthetic and uniquely vibrant energy. Most recently that can be experienced in "Captain Diamond", his newest single gaining traction on all platforms nationwide. Kaboom Holy is a mosaic of an artist, with each exceptional, bright shard creating an artist time won’t soon forget.

Download/Stream Link:https://songwhip.com/kaboomholy/captain-diamond

Follow Kaboom Holy 0n all social platforms @KaboomHoly

www.KaboomHoly.com

For Booking Contact: 980- 229-3238