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Kendu 718, representing NY, unleashes the official video to his new single "Gritty," produced by Juxx Diamondz. Bushwick, graffit marked walls serve as Kendu's backdrop while he's mean mugging and spitting his signature blend of lyricism, storytelling, and slick metaphors. Watch this dose of intimidation and tap into the interview below with Kendu 718. MJ: Before we jump into your new single "Gritty," take a moment to let the world know who Kendu 718 is. Kendu 718: Kendu 718 is someone who really lives what he talks about. I come from the pain of the ghetto—both my mother and father struggled with drug addiction, and growing up, all I saw was crime, poverty, and hardship. That was my environment. But through God’s grace, I was able to change my life. I left the streets behind 17 years ago, and I’ve been clean and abstinent from drugs and alcohol ever since. MJ: When I think of gritty New York Hip Hop, you fit the mark. Define your lane in Hip Hop. Kendu 718: I’m part of the culture, this isn’t something I picked up, it’s something I’ve lived. Hip-hop is a lifestyle, not just something you do in the studio. I’m not chasing trends or trying to fit into what’s popular. I represent authenticity, experience, and real New York energy. I’ve been doing this for years, and my lane is staying true to the essence of the culture. MJ: Let’s talk about the new single "Gritty." What can listeners expect once they hit play? Kendu 718: The truth. Straight up. Real-life stories that reflect what I’ve been through and what I’ve seen in the streets. It’s raw, it’s honest, and it shows survival. When you hit play, you’re stepping into reality—no gimmicks, no filters. “Gritty” is my story. It’s everything I lived and everything I witnessed. But more importantly, it’s a message—just because we come from struggle doesn’t mean we have to stay there. We can grow, change, and build responsible, productive lives. Stream “Gritty” on preferred platforms - Gritty MJ: How did you link up with Juxx Diamondz and Back Block Music Group LLC? Kendu 718: That connection goes back. I met Juxx through a mutual friend—rest in peace to the OG Benny Hill from Harlem, who managed both of us around 2011–2012. That foundation built real chemistry, and from there, everything developed naturally. MJ: What is next for Kendu 718? What are you currently working on? Kendu 718: Right now, I’m working on my EP titled From God’s Mouth to Y’all Ears: The Sermon. It’s produced by myself and Juxx Diamondz, with additional production from SaulyOBeats, SkullzAngels, and my guy Dreadful Krueger. Everybody brought heat to the project. We also have some dope features on it. MJ: Give audiences a little more insight into the sound and movement behind the project. Kendu 718: We’re putting this out independently through Back Block Music Group, with distribution through Roc Nation. The project is a combination of strong lyricism, real-life storytelling, and powerful features. We represent that golden era sound—we’re keeping that foundation alive. And we’re always boots on the ground, staying connected to the people and the culture. MJ: Let everyone know where they can find your music and stay connected. Kendu 718: You can find my music on all digital streaming platforms. Follow me @Kendu_718 on Instagram to stay locked in. This is just the beginning—it’s going to be a hot summer. Peace. BONUS VIDEO

Mental health isn’t just a conversation—it’s a movement. 💜On this powerful episode of Middle of The Fence Podcast, Sarah Rose, founder of BPD Beautiful, sits down with Andre Spurel to share her journey navigating Borderline Personality Disorder and turning pain into purpose. From breaking stigmas to building a supportive community, Sarah speaks candidly about what it really means to live with BPD, how self-awareness becomes a superpower, and why representation in mental health spaces matters now more than ever. This episode isn’t just about awareness—it’s about empowerment, healing, and giving a voice to those who’ve felt misunderstood for far too long.

What started as an interview with a hip hop legend has blossomed into a profound and lasting admiration for his extensive body of work that has spanned over two decades. This artist's journey began in the vibrant and dynamic environment of hip hop's birthplace, where he emerged as a young DJ. His early days were spent spinning records at local house parties, where he honed his skills and developed a keen ear for music that would set the tone for his future endeavors. His passion for music was evident, but the path to success was not without its challenges. Eventually, he made the pivotal decision to move to Florida with his mother, a move that would prove to be instrumental in his career. In the bustling city of Miami, he took to the streets with his record crates in tow, going door to door in search of that elusive big break. His relentless pursuit of opportunities led him to promote music for generations of artists, including some of the most iconic names in the industry, such as Rick Ross and the powerhouse collective known as G-Unit. His collaborations did not stop there; he also had the privilege of touring with hip hop icons like 50 Cent, which further solidified his reputation in the music scene. His versatility as a DJ has not only earned him respect within the hip hop community but has also opened doors for him to perform at prestigious venues around the globe. Notable among these are gigs at New York's renowned Power 105 and Miami's WEDR 99 Jamz, where he captivated audiences with his unique style and infectious energy. In addition to his DJing prowess, he has taken his talents to the next level by producing his own show on LL Cool J's Rock The Bells Radio on Sirius XM, aptly named The Saturday Night Ride. This show, which airs from 9 pm to 1 am on Sundays, showcases his deep knowledge of music and his ability to connect with listeners, making it a must-listen for hip hop enthusiasts. This year marks a significant milestone for him, as he celebrates his 50th birthday, a momentous occasion that coincides with Rawrrzone's 9th birthday. Given this serendipitous alignment of events, we could think of no better fit for our April Rawrrzone Spotlight than the one and only, the legendary DJ Epps. His journey through the world of hip hop is not just a testament to his talent but also to his unwavering dedication and passion for the art form, making him a true icon in the industry. 1) Last time we spoke, you broke down your journey—now stepping into 50, what does this chapter represent for DJ Epps? That milestone represent a lot. It helps me look back at my pass to see what else needs to be done in the future with my brand such as personal Events, more music to put out help shape the culture to be better and more successful investments. 2. When you think about that 14-year-old kid rocking his first house party… what would he say if he saw you now? You did it, bro absolutely proud of the accomplishment and the legacy we built. 3. What’s something people still don’t understand about your journey to becoming DJ Epps? How important it is to leave a major stamp in this culture as one of the world famous biggest DJ that my kids could be proud of and hopefully keep the legacy going to their journey. 4. Over the years, your sound has evolved with culture—how do you stay ahead without losing your identity? You gotta stay humble and continue to be ahead of the game. Always be ahead of the game so that allows you to adapt with what you’re facing in the future. 5. You’ve been in multiple eras of hip-hop—what’s one shift in the culture that challenged you the most? One was the shift of the sound of the music that changed like twice in the course of my career. Another one was technology using Serato and going digital and leaving analog alone and last was the pandemic that made me realize everything could be gone in a snap of a finger but once again you have to learn how to adapt into the new world to move forward. 6. What habits or mindset changes helped you transition from “hot DJ” to “legend status”? All the hard work dedication and having a great soul to make sure your fan base ambience, friends family know that you made it to legacy Status. 7. You’ve built a reputation for breaking records—what separates a DJ who plays music from one who controls the room? Breaking Records allows you to be known as a person and introduction to a new sound or artist and once you balance that we’re rocking a party and doing radio stations shows how great of a DJ you are. 8. In today’s era of playlists and algorithms, what’s the value of a real DJ in 2026? I think it’s your performance everybody and anybody is all of a sudden at Dj but if you could perform and make people go on a journey on a ride and remember you for what and how you made them feel is the difference. 9. What’s a moment where you had to take a risk on a record and it paid off? One of my moments is when Rick Ross came to me with a CD and a black sharpie on it that said HUSTLIN’. This was an error and time where MUSIC was changing and I felt I had to take a risk on that change. 10. How do you approach blending global sounds into your sets while keeping hip-hop at the core? it’s always great to be open minded with an open format and not just Hip hop. I approach it by staying in tune with other genres of music and learn how to blend it throughout my performance. Photo by Katie Kay Photography 11. Being Haitian-American, how important is it for you to represent culture in your mixes today? It's just as important as the latin keeps Reggaeton in their music playlist Africans with Afrobeats etc. 12. What city outside of Miami or NYC surprised you the most energy-wise? It’s all in the European and middle eastern side. Like Dubai, Bahrain, Germany etc. they know how to party. 13. Hosting your show on Rock The Bells Radio—how did that opportunity change your career vision? That all happened in the pandemic when I was ready to hang it up and then a magical phone call from LL Cool J came through and offered me an opportunity to carry on my legacy and continue to do what I love to do. 14. What’s the difference between DJing live vs curating a radio experience? DJing live in front of people is like having a therapy session and making sure you’re creating a room with the clients in front of you which is a great feeling as for radio I know I’m DJing for over 1 million listeners that is also a great blessing and feeling When you finally run into the person and they are happy to meet you. 15 What do you want listeners to feel when they tap into “Saturday Night Ride”? As if there’s a party in the living room And they feel that energy through the box as if I’m right next to them. 16. What do you want the independent to understand or learn about the industry everytime they tap in with you for New Music Mondays or invest in promoting their music with you? That I am the DJ they need to help get their music or career jump started. That’s why I created the platform cause there is a lack of support and new music being exposed. That’s why I created NEW MUSIC AT 10 across my platforms. 17. At 50, what are you still chasing? Energy, Knowledge, Health & Wealth. Pour all that into my investments for the future of my family. 18. What does “legacy” mean to you now? It will forever be means my REPUTATION. 19. How do you want DJ Epps to be remembered in hip-hop history? As one of the greatest Dj of all time. 20. What’s a behind-the-scenes story you’ve never told that defines your career? My Family. Something I will always keep private but know that’s who I do it for. 21. If you had to pick one night that represents DJ Epps at his peak… what night is that? Sunday Night where I’m at peace and I recharge to my peak so I can do knock out the whole week again. 22. Finish this sentence: “At 50, DJ Epps is just getting started because…” YOU HAVEN'T SEEN ANYTHING YET, NO IM ABOUT TO #LTMFK Follow him everywhere @djepps

T-Roy, also known as Reezy, has just released the latest single from the much-anticipated "Cognac and Cufflinks" today, and it's got us grooving through our daily routines. As noted by Andrew Flanagan of Billboard, 1992 is considered the pinnacle of 90's music, with Columbia Music subscriptions introducing a new era of music distribution by sending free CDs to customers everywhere, delivering hits from the Beastie Boys, Dr. Dre, and others. The single takes us back to those glorious times. Upon our initial listen, we found ourselves captivated by the song's intro, which immediately struck a chord with us, prompting us to mention to T-Roy that it bore a striking resemblance to the distinctive style of Slick Rick. This comparison is particularly poignant as Slick Rick is renowned for his storytelling prowess and unique vocal delivery, which have defined a significant era in hip hop history. The way the intro unfolds transports us back to the vibrant and transformative early days of hip hop, a time characterized by innovative beats, lyrical creativity, and a sense of community that was palpable in the air. In addition to the homage to Slick Rick, we were also reminded of the iconic track "1999" by Prince. This classic not only encapsulates the spirit of celebration and revelry but also evokes a sense of nostalgia for a time when music was a unifying force, bringing people together to dance and celebrate life. The infectious energy of both Slick Rick's storytelling and Prince's euphoric soundscape resonates deeply within the fabric of the song, creating a rich tapestry of influences that enrich the listening experience. As we immerse ourselves in the music, we can't help but reflect on the importance of celebrating life with our loved ones. The lyrics and melodies invite us to gather together, to revel in the joy of shared moments, and to create lasting memories. In a world that often feels chaotic and uncertain, the ability to come together, to laugh, dance, and enjoy each other's company, becomes all the more precious. Let us cherish these moments and celebrate with our loved ones until we can no longer, embracing the joy of connection and the power of music to elevate our spirits and strengthen our bonds. The upcoming project Cognac and Cufflinks is a dedication to T-Roy's grandmother and it will be dropping in fourth quarter 2026. Follow him on Instagram @theofficialtroydpe

Source https://www.instagram.com/timhannrivera/?hl=en What a wonderful day to be a New Yorker as wrestling enthusiasts from all over the city came together for TimHann Rivera's SubwayMania, an interactive cosplay event created by fans for fans to experience wrestling in real time in the most exciting location of all—the MTA Subway. We always extend our gratitude to our friend Johnny @collecting_with_johnny for consistently providing us with opportunities to shine. Rawrrzone and Gorilla Talk's own Ivy was seen doing what she loves on TimHann Rivera's official Instagram. Attending the event was such an immersive experience that we occasionally forgot we were there as media. Being a spectator of the festivities and experiencing the warm welcome from the talent, such as Luxury Leah portraying Jade Cargill, was truly memorable. As a photographer and media professional, there have been numerous occasions at work where individuals are uncomfortable with a camera in their face, feeling overwhelmed or for other reasons. Luxury Leah approached everyone warmly and encouraged them by asking what they were waiting for, while everyone else was striving to be courteous. When we talked about this with her, she mentioned that taking photos is part of the job and advised us to enjoy the event. From push up contests to content opportunities it truly was a day to remember check out all the photos in our gallery below! Photos by KatieKay Photography Follow @gorillatalkpodcast @rawrrzonenyc @iamivy.xo_ @katiekay_photographyxo

Image : Getty Images After nine long years and several award-winning featured singles, Bruno Mars delivered what fans have been eagerly waiting for by releasing The Romantic just before Valentine's Day. This nine-track project, accompanied by a tour, showcases the Bruno Mars we all adore, with an added romantic flair. The album evokes the essence of 90s Michael Jackson, Prince, and Marvin Gaye. According to Variety, the album debuted at number one on the charts, marking his first full-length project to achieve this milestone. It sold 186,000 copies in its first month, charting faster than Unorthodox Jukebox did in 2013, which took three months. Bruno wasn't just expressing love in this project; he fully embodied it, infusing every note and lyric with a profound sense of passion and commitment. Musically, he brings back the art of serenading, crafting an intimate experience where the listener feels like the sole audience member in a private concert. His voice flows throughout the project with a remarkable fluidity, demonstrating vocal versatility that skillfully merges the rich sounds of 70s soul and funk with the timeless essence of classic crooner vibes. This combination provides the listener with a rich, warm, and intentional experience that resonates on multiple emotional levels. From the lead single I Just Might , which sets the tone with its infectious rhythm and heartfelt lyrics, to the fan favorite On My Soul , which draws nostalgic parallels to Michael Jackson 's iconic tracks like The Way You Make Me Feel and PYT , the project showcases Bruno's ability to channel the spirit of past musical greats while still carving out his unique identity. The way he crafts melodies and harmonies invites the audience to reminisce while simultaneously engaging them in the present moment of his artistry. Tracks like Cha Cha Cha and Dance With Me evoke the playful, exuberant energy of Kiss and 1999 from Prince, seamlessly blending those influences with the smooth, romantic essence of Rock With You . These songs are not merely throwbacks; they are modern interpretations that reflect Bruno Mars' evolution as an artist, finely tuned to represent where he is at this stage in his life. His growth is evident, as he navigates themes of love, joy, and self-reflection, all while maintaining a sound that is both familiar and refreshingly innovative. The production throughout the project complements his vocal prowess, layering rich instrumentation that enhances the emotional weight of his lyrics. Each track is a testament to his dedication to the craft, showcasing not just his technical skills but also his deep understanding of the music's emotional core. Bruno's ability to connect with his audience is palpable, as he invites them into his world, making them feel each beat, each word, and each heartfelt sentiment. This project is not just an album; it is a celebration of love in all its forms, delivered through the lens of an artist who has mastered the art of musical storytelling Our top picks from the project were Cha Cha Cha , Who You Wanna Fight , God Was Showing Off , and I Just Might . Each track delivered its unique allure, devotion, and conflict, encapsulating all aspects of a complete love story. They conveyed a sense of vulnerability while energizing us to dance to the music, reminiscent of the classic Bruno vibes that perfected the formula he introduced years ago.

Foreign Dre never stops to put out the bangers following the success of his last single Dog In Me his latest single Running Man taps into ambition hustle and progress. Giving more motivational energy and directing it towards those who have the mindset of chasing growth, forward motion and chasing the bag. Produced by Marco Meyler we continue to hear that sharp confident tristate bars that really hit when the words Running Man comes out you start to feel it. While the song gives a very motivational message we also see the confidence and charisma coming out of Foreign Dre as if there is no one that will take away the momentum he has going on. Hes positioning himself to teach everyone listening that he is a force to be reckoned with and understand that success needs to be worked for and not rushed. Follow him on Instagram Here

Josh Banton is the epitome of “where there’s a will, there’s a way.” As a father, husband, and a hard worker constantly on the road, he continues to push forward through life’s trials and tribulations while remaining grounded in gratitude for every blessing that comes his way. In 2025, Banton made his presence felt with standout singles like “Temperature”  and “Caribbean Girls,”  records that captured his ability to create feel-good, Caribbean-infused vibes. He later surprised fans during the holidays with “A Truckin Christmas,”  showing his versatility and willingness to step outside the box. But beyond the vibes, these releases laid the foundation for something bigger—growth. Now, we’re starting to see a more polished and refined version of Josh Banton emerge. Shoutout to The After Hours Show  for dropping a mic stand performance video of Josh previewing his upcoming single “Stand On It.”  From this early look, the record carries a powerful and uplifting message—no matter the obstacles, there is a greater force guiding and protecting you. Banton doesn’t just deliver that message—he stands firmly in it. Since the start of the new year, there’s been a noticeable shift in his presence. There’s a lighter energy, a clearer sense of direction, and a deeper hunger to explore the lane he’s stepping into. This isn’t just another release—it feels intentional. In his interview with Middle of the Fence , Josh shared that he’s finally creating music that truly feels like him, and that authenticity is beginning to shine through more than ever. Compared to the wave of “Caribbean Girls”  and “Temperature,”  which leaned heavily into vibe-driven records, “Stand On It”  feels more grounded, purposeful, and emotionally connected. This is a more refined Banton—one who has found his pocket and is now elevating within it. We’re excited to see what happens when Josh Banton officially releases “Stand On It”  in the coming weeks. If this preview is any indication, he’s not just making music—he’s stepping into his next level. Follow him on instagram now @joshbantonn

Since early 2017, we have known Bebe as a young pioneer who has amplified the voices of Long Island artists through her involvement in the Earwaxx Sessions , thanks to our friends at The Label Noir. We are grateful for introducing us to Bebe and the immense talent of the Long Island independent scene. From there, she has consistently highlighted the independent scene as a whole. Inspired by legends like Angie Martinez and Nyla Simone, she has created several platforms, with the most notable being LipsticknLyricsz and The Late Show with Bebe Flight @bebelateshow . She has established platforms grounded in intention, storytelling, and genuine connection. In a media landscape driven by virality, Bebe Flight continues to provide a space for independent artists to be heard and understood. Her journey reflects purpose, ownership, and the impact of women shaping narratives in music journalism, while supporting creatives in their development. At Welcome to the Rawrrzone, as we continue to celebrate creatives, we are proud to feature Bebe Flight as our March Women's History Month Rawrrzone Spotlight. 1. Where did your journey with music really start? My journey with music started as a listener first. I was always drawn to lyrics, liner notes, and the stories behind the songs. I wanted to understand why music made people feel the way it did. Earwaxx Sessions became my first real community space where music shifted from something I loved to something I actively participated in. That experience opened the door to writing, curating, hosting, and eventually creating platforms rooted in storytelling and connection. 2. When did you realize this was more than just a hobby? I realized it was more than a hobby when I kept showing up even when there was no money, no recognition, and no guarantees. When I was tired, overwhelmed, and still felt called to do the work, that’s when I knew this wasn’t temporary. This was purpose. 3. What do LipsticknLyricsz and Late Night with Bebe Flight represent for you creatively and personally? Creatively, they represent freedom and growth. Personally, they represent legacy. LipsticknLyricsz is my foundation and my written voice. Late Night with Bebe Flight is that same voice brought to life through conversation. Both reflect my evolution as a woman, a journalist, and a creative who trusts her instincts. 4. How has your platform evolved since you first started? My platform has become more intentional. I’ve moved from simply covering music to adding context and meaning to it. I’m no longer chasing moments. I’m building something sustainable, thoughtful, and rooted in purpose. 5. Why is it important for women to own platforms in music journalism? Ownership allows women to control narratives, tone, and representation. We ask different questions and tell stories with nuance. Owning platforms means we don’t have to wait for permission to be heard or validated. 6. What responsibility do you feel when telling artists’ stories? I take that responsibility seriously. Artists trust me with their experiences, and my job is to honor that trust. I’m mindful of telling stories with care, accuracy, and respect, without exploiting vulnerability for engagement. 7. Who are some women in media that inspired you to keep pushing? Ananda Lewis showed me the power of authenticity. Angie Martinez redefined longevity and trust in media. Nyla Simone represents the next generation moving with intention. Big Lez showed the importance of building community. Karen Civil demonstrated the impact of ownership and strategy. Issa Rae inspired me to build what I didn’t see and bet on myself. 8. How do you protect your voice and authenticity in a content-driven industry? I protect my voice by slowing down and being selective. I don’t feel pressure to comment on everything. I stay grounded by creating from honesty instead of urgency. 9. What inspired you to create Late Night with Bebe Flight? I wanted conversations that felt real and unforced. I wanted artists to feel comfortable enough to exhale. Late Night with Bebe Flight was created to humanize creatives, not just promote them. 10. Why was the late-night format the right lane for your voice and vision? Late-night allows space for depth, humor, and vulnerability. It fits my natural rhythm and conversation style. It’s not rushed, and it gives people room to be fully themselves. 11. What gap did you see in media that made you say this show needed to exist? I saw a lack of care and intention in interviews. Too many platforms prioritize virality over connection. This show exists to center listening, respect, and meaningful dialogue. 12. How did your background with LipsticknLyricsz shape the foundation of the show? Writing taught me how to listen, how to ask better questions, and how to read between the lines. That skillset carries directly into every conversation on the show. 13. Why was spotlighting independent artists and creatives important to you? Independent artists are where culture begins. I intentionally create space for conversations about process, growth, doubt, and sustainability, not just success stories. 14. Why are platforms like Late Night with Bebe Flight important right now? The industry is oversaturated with content but lacks depth. Platforms like this create space for thoughtful, honest conversations that contribute meaningfully to music and culture. 15. How has picking up a camera changed your view of media? Photography gave me a deeper respect for every part of storytelling. It taught me patience, perspective, and the importance of visual narrative alongside conversation. 16. How do you feel you have grown since your days as curator of the Earwaxx Sessions? I’m more confident, more grounded, and more intentional. I understand my value, protect my energy, and trust my vision in ways I didn’t before. 17. What’s next? Expansion, evolution, and deeper storytelling. I’m focused on building platforms that have longevity and impact. I’m just getting started. Follow her here https://www.lipsticknlyricsz.com/ https://www.instagram.com/lipsticknlyricsz/ https://www.instagram.com/bebelateshow/ https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLo5hGPmT7ecBGLpRwet8Bq2UlfrzRBG6P&si=me1tiiaYhLWwTdxA

February ended on a high note with a special release. For the first time since 2022, Teddy Grahams unveiled his much-anticipated single "Freak on You," featuring Diipps, Saay Park, and Kony Brooks. This track transports us back to the vibrant nights of 2016-2018 when Teddy Grahams and Kony Brooks, along with the rest of ICMG 2 Deep, dominated every stage in New York City. In many ways, Katie Kay has often remarked that he somehow inherited all the producing prowess from his father, Prince , by transforming the No Letting Go beat into a high-energy mix of lyrical intensity and Caribbean melodies, enhanced by the vocals of Saay Park and Diipps. This has become the new go-to vibe for Friday nights. One thing for sure, no pun intended to his earlier project but one thing we can see is the consistency that Teddy has put out as far as has musical content and theme sticking to the Thot Boy persona Freak on You continues the trend that When Night Falls has started showcasing a more X-Rated yet mature version of Grahams. From the producing to the bars we see the changes in word play, will this song lead us to a possible video or more from the Bronx native? Having both Kony Brooks and Teddy Grahams featured on the same track was a real treat. Reflecting on the nostalgic elements of this track, those familiar with New York City's independent hip-hop scene would recognize how Kony Brooks and Teddy Grahams stood out, from their captivating stage presence to their raw energy when the beat hit. If there were an OG set list, this song could have been the opener, offering a glimpse of what ICMG 2 Deep has to offer. They each contribute distinctive and dynamic elements to the song. The combination of the Alpha and the Omega captivates you with their presence as they complement each other's chemistry and performance skills. Including Saay Park and Diipps enhances the song, making it the sexy and confidently executed piece we hear today. Follow him everywhere @iamteddygrahams7

No stranger to the platform but continues to evolve in front of our very eyes with every release. Queens native Jay Rose releases another single right after the Valentines Day holiday. The track is a combination of his flow and storytelling with a smooth bounce with confident delivery. His emphasis on the vibe and cadence over the lyrical density giving us a conversation while having a focused delivery. Brings early drake vibes prioritizing mood and replay value. Each track he releases showcases his promise and potential, reflecting not only his musical talent but also his unique perspective and creative vision, revealing layers of his personality and experiences. What we would love to see alongside these tracks are compelling visuals that complement his storytelling. Visuals have the power to enhance the narrative, providing a deeper understanding of the themes and emotions conveyed in his music. By aligning his audio and visual elements, he could create a cohesive artistic identity that not only showcases his talent but also invites listeners to engage with his art on multiple levels. Listen to the track here

Huli Shallone is making Baltimore city proud and dropping his latest banger Uh Huh . the catchy hook instantly locks you in giving the record a replay value and chant-ready energy that the crowd will vibe to. Huli Shalone steps into the moment with Uh Huh, a record built on confidence, bounce, and unapologetic presence. From the first listen, the track establishes a vibe that feels both conversational and commanding, allowing personality to lead while the production provides a solid foundation of rhythm and energy. The song can be listened to in the morning on the way to a new day of work or heading to the flyest party. The track reads high performance energy and has extreme potential for high crowd interaction and gives momentum throughout the track. Listen to it Here