Brooklyn rapper KJ Mula is a hardworking artist who flows gracefully to the beat of his new gem, “Active”. On top of that, his delivery is genuine, leaving you in open-mouthed amazement. He is best known for his crazy vibes, while the urban style he is creatively embracing shines through in this single.

With this in mind, you can tell his talent is unbelievably underrated. Whether or not you’re swagging or partying to his songs, he will instantly lift your mood. In the accompanying music video for “Active”, the promising virtuoso flaunts his wealth and alludes to success within the rapid-fire rhymes. Someday, he aspires to become like the greatest entertainers of Brooklyn, such as Jay-Z, Nas, Mos Def, Joey Bada$$, among other important figures from his homeland. Definitely, KJ Mula’s ear for production is what also makes him stand out in his class. If I’m not mistaken, it’s just a matter of time for everyone to see his striking skills.

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It’s always gratifying to keep one’s eye on emerging talents like Oscar Bunnik. The Dutch/Polish rapper advocates for social justice in his most recent release, “A Song For The Drunken Scum”. Besides his killer flow, his thought-provoking lyrics always open the consciousness of people to problems afflicting today’s society. In this new single, he raises his voice against discrimination and racism through the art of music.

One way or another, his passion for human rights and his studies in law motivates him to create these meaningful tunes in the comfort of his bedroom. He feels songwriting is fun and seems almost therapeutic as well. If he can’t change the world, at least is quite admirable he’s trying to follow that positive path in a creative manner.

Combining soft Jazz elements at the background of “A Song For The Drunken Scum”, makes you realize the simple rhythms or moderate tempo exalt much better Oscar’s rhymes. Moreover, he’s musically influenced by Drake, Kendrick Lamar, J.Cole, Stormzy, and even Frank Sinatra. Because of all this, it won’t be surprising to see him growing in popularity over time. Without a doubt, he’s a true hidden gem with a lot to offer for the Rap community.

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It’s no secret that I’m a huge fan of rising indie talents. You’ll thank me after getting to know South London-based Hip-Hop artist, Ultra_eko. Certainly, “Halo” is one of the most talked-about tracks he has released in 2020. This track is a captivating amalgamation of urban sounds, the right flow, tongue twisters, and electronic music. Little by little, he is exploring different genres. Like most of his tunes, “Halo” tells a unique story that is relatable on so many levels. Clearly possessing a catchy and bright hook, it’s impossible not to like sing it out loud.

With such a distinctively shimmering style, he is ready to surprise the world with his second studio album titled ‘Alternate Realities’, out on November 16th. When he is not making songs, Ultra_eko spends time with his children and manages his own business. Working on his music career is still something new for him, but it seems he has taken great steps so far as his compositions denote quality, passion, and love for art.

Who would have thought after purchasing a Korg synth for his son’s piano lessons, he became very keen on this music project. Most importantly, his forte is definitely writing lyrics. Indeed, he expresses his creativity by giving life to his verses and transforming them into melodies. At the end of the day, he wishes that his messages resonate with different listeners. That’s exactly what I call, music with a purpose. Stay tuned for his next single “Always On My Mind”, to be released this Friday.

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Have you ever asked who the world’s wealthiest rappers are? We are going to explain to you. Rappers are famous for huge homes, luxury vehicles, and lavish purchases; and it’s no surprise when you glance at just how much some of them make.

Rappers who have widened their empires:

Drake

The 32-year-old Canadian is, by a decade, the youngest on this chart, but he’s rapidly gaining ground on the elder statesmen in hip-hop. Over the past year, Drake’s wealth has increased by 50%, driven by assets spanning from real estate to his Virginia Black whisky, as well as a lucrative tour and current residency at the XS Nightclub in Las Vegas.

DJ Khaled

DJ Khaled is among the highest-paid hip-hop musicians in the world: according to Forbes, he received $27 million in 2018. The 43-year-old founder of Palestinian-American rock, whose real name is Khaled Mohamed Khaled, understands what it’s like to be on the other side of the continuum of riches. His parents, Palestinian refugees, landed in their 20s in New Orleans with just $20 to their credit.

His artistic success achieved noted heights of popularity, and he was eligible for many awards as well. He has earned over ninety awards and still has many awards, including a 2017 American Music Award for “I’m the One” for Favorite Rap / Hip-Hop Album.

What does DJ Khaled do? Aside from making his own music to the tune of several hundred songs and twelve records, DJ Khaled is well recognized for the music of others as a composer and DJ. He founded a record label of his own, We the Best Music Company, which is responsible for the works of many popular musicians.

Kanye West

Forbes claims Kanye West is now technically a billionaire after updating his accounts upon request.

A recent US business magazine survey priced the rapper and design entrepreneur at $1.3billion. West’s interest in his Yeezy sneaker line, which Forbes estimated was worth $1.26 billion, is the majority of the money.

West’s music made up a comparatively limited portion of the wealth, despite being one of the last 20 years’ highest-selling musicians. His Strong Music agency, and his discography copyright, is priced at at least $90 million.

Despite claiming $53 million in debt and calling for $1 billion to Mark Zuckerberg to finance potential inventions in 2016, West makes its appearance on this list due to another patron: Adidas, who attracted West and his Nike Yeezy fashion project many years earlier. Our estimation of the riches of the West is almost completely focused on a realistic calculation of the importance of the name. He might one day follow his sister-in-law, Kylie Jenner, as a billionaire, as it begins to scale up.

Fifty Cent

Early in Vitamin Water’s past, 50 Cent decided to support the substance for a minority stake in the business. Curtis Jackson and Vitamin Water collectively dropped the marketed Formula 50 beverage. Fast-forward a decade and the purchase of Coca-Cola and the minority share of 50 of Vitamin Water was currently worth $500 million. Not all of the investments of 50 Cent hit the jackpot, but the rapper has a profitable film production business named Cheetah Vision that pumps out low-budget action movies for international audiences, rendering Roger Corman of 50 Cent hip-hop. His headphone relationship with SMS Audio has not caught on like Beats by Dre.

Diddy

As industry trends weigh on some of his assets, including cable network Rebellion and apparel label Sean John, the artist formerly identified as Puff Daddy slips to No. 3 on this list as industry trends weigh on some of his assets (although Diddy has sold most of his share in the latter, he maintains a substantial piece). Yet Ciroc, his fortune’s key engine, is rising again after case numbers have dropped from all-time peaks over the last few years — making the impresario maybe the most possible nominee to enter Jay-Z in the billion-dollar community.

If you like Childish Gambino’s political anthem, “This Is America”, then you definitely want to check out Chucky Blk‘s new anti-racism song. Entitled as “Empire Shakes” the rapper based in Austin, Texas expresses dismay regarding the idea of the American Dream. Behind this national ethos, discrimination impacts its concept. It is worth mentioning that his rap verses expose its failure, while at the same time it is a fair critique about the society of chaos he lives in. Precisely, through his sincere lyrics, he rebels against this unjust system.

A special collaborative track with British Hip-Hop talent Eldon. Together they take the art of rapping to the next level with rhymes and metaphors that flow well. Creatively, visuals carry a clear message, which invites you to wake up from puppetry life. What’s more, in order to fight against racial inequality, we all have to come together. Just remember, there’s more power in unity than in division. Discover interesting announcements from Chucky Blk on his socials down here.

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