Hip Hop
Morsifire Brings Emotional Music Into The World, Listen To “Contact” Ft. Emily Afton
Morsifire & Emily Afton join forces on new single “Contact”. This fresh song has already turned the heads of a number of indie music fans. Definitely, a trained ear will recognize there’s a perfect blend of Rap and a Pop/Rock melody playing in the background. The San Francisco-based artist whose real name is Andrew Seely opts for honest lyrics in each of his compositions. With “Contact” he brings out his most intimate emotions as it is a tribute to his deceased sister.
As a result, I really like how his art can help us to reflect on deep existential questions we all have. Furthermore, this track is almost therapeutic not only for the artist himself but for everyone who might be living similar circumstances. Give it a try above and listen carefully to its message. On a side note, Morsifire puts his heart and pain into more personal songs that will form part of his upcoming album, ”Metanoia’, due out 10-11-19. Follow him on his socials in order to stay updated.
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Guess who’s back in action? Copenhagen-based rapper Ronald Mkiza is in the house, and you better believe “I’m On My Way” is gonna be a street anthem for sure! This Emergenza finalist is bringing the hustle and heart that we absolutely dig in our favorite MCs.
With a rhythmic flow, Ronald Mkiza pays homage to all of us grinders out here taking the long way around. Of course, this one’s a hymn for anybody who knows what it’s like to keep pushin’ through the tough times.
On the other hand, the agile delivery and infectious rhymes make “I’m On My Way” an irresistible cut that encourages you to step forward with the right foot in everything you set out to do. Even with its melodic touch, this jam includes pulsating drums for those moments when you’re ready to crank up the volume.
If you’re trying to stay motivated, “I’m On My Way” is definitely a must-add to your inspirational hits playlist. What’s more, he displays self-assurance and conviction via narration, which eventually will have you feeling like anything’s possible.
Renowned for staying true to himself, Copenhagen-based rapper of color Ronald Mkiza fearlessly employs creative wordplay to genuinely convey his life experiences. Naturally, this skill is truly his best presentation card.
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Get ready for the ultimate summer song “drunk ass home” by cornelius x Muntu that invites you to long nights out and cold drinks with friends. Groovy beats combined with Muntu’s nonchalant Rap feel like pure summer!
With his latest release shout, cornelius has reached over 190,000 streams in less than two months to date and is already building a name for himself in the music scene with his debut single on Secret Society/NITRON. Not only the quality of his own music but also his work as a writer and producer for heavyweights like Topic, Fast Boy, or Lil Baby make cornelius an artist you should definitely have on your radar.
For his second release on Secret Society/NITRON, cornelius brings in multi-talented artist Muntu. Muntu is strongly rooted in Hip-Hop, generally active as a singer/rapper and songwriter, and has already achieved several number-1 successes and a gold award. Muntu is from Germany, has Congolese roots, and grew up in Luxembourg. He is the voice of a global, multi-layered, and exciting generation. On drunk ass home, he takes over the vocals with his cheeky Rap parts.
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Imagine how hard it is for some people to be true to themselves. However, there’s a new song called “KILL” by Benjamin Lewis that’s all about being authentic.
Essentially, a powerful Hip-Hop tune that speaks out against the societal pressures that try to make us all fit into the same mold. With this in mind, the up-and-coming singer urges listeners not to let anyone else tell them who to be.
Besides, this adds some important context to the eye-catching music video as it captures the feeling of being trapped and limited in our actions or decisions. Without a doubt, viewers will notice the entire clip serves as a great metaphor that can be quite relatable in these times.
Of course, it’s impossible to hear “KILL” and not think about Benjamin Lewis’ upcoming stories transformed into songs. Actually, this is the second single of his next four-track EP.
Versatility is his best letter of presentation, therefore, you can expect different genres of music through each jam. Also, the way he portrays his personal struggles and sensibilities to a creative level is worthy of admiration.
In conclusion, whenever someone tries to tell you what to wear, what to say, and even how to act, let your authenticity be the song you sing out loud and never give up to advocate for diversity.