Hip Hop
Tyreek’s New EP ‘Introspective’ Shines Through Instrumental Hip-Hop
One thing that seems to shine on Tyreek‘s new EP ‘Introspective’ is the way he crafts instrumental Hip-Hop beats. Furthermore, I would dare to say it’s a visionary work. Even more, if we take into account Will.i.am’s claims in a recent interview with Rolling Stones that instrumental music is going to be the next big thing. While exploring all these four tracks you will be pleasantly surprised to discover a dreamy chill vibe.
Despite the fact there are minimal vocals on this effort, the artist himself is a singer and songwriter. He exemplifies in the best way this facet with his success of 2016, “Queen Africa”, where he let us see soul singing nuances. In contrast, through this new EP, he has shifted his attention to focusing merely on his beat-making skills. As a result, there’s nothing better than to clear your mind with his rhythmically homogeneous chilled-out melodies.
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Up-and-coming rapper VK da General puts out a high-quality music video for his standout track “Top Of The World”. This new clip was shot in Manhattan, the heart of the Big Apple and financial center of New York City. Certainly, anyone who is surrounded by supertall skyscrapers and travels by limousine is literally at the “Top Of The World”. Watching these visuals will get you in that mood right away.
Driven by a fervent pace, violin lines, and booming beats, The Bahamas-born artist proves he knows how to pour his energy into Hip-Hop like none other. Obviously, visuals are a good match for the lyrics that revolve around fame, success and most importantly, fulfilling your dreams. I think with the right vision, courage, and perseverance, you can go far as there are no limits when you believe in yourself. Without further ado, VK da General is someone to keep on your music radar this year.
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Hailing from NYC, American rapper Dylan Owen premieres a nostalgic song called “We Were Only Kids Then”. Essentially, I really like how his laidback delivery invites listeners to think of happier times. One way or the other, this artist tells the truth of life, and you can tell his storytelling skills are pure gold. Undoubtedly, his introspective lyricism makes each verse as relatable as realistic.
With dope rhymes, Dylan also encourages you to never give up on your dreams and to live the present moment. Besides the retro instrumentation/background, the best part is when children took part in singing the chorus at the end of the track. So far, Revolt TV, PepsiCo, WWE Smackdown, MTV, For Folk’s Sake, and many others have already shown support to his talent. In addition, this is just the first release in a string of new singles for 2020. Listen to “We Were Only Kids Then” and share it with your friends immediately!
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Hailing from Washington D.C., Lil Dream is a rapper you need to look out for in 2020. Even if you haven’t heard him before you’ll get impressed by his rapid-fire delivery and flow. Most importantly, he works independently by recording and mastering his productions on his own. Among other things, Grammy-nominated rapper GoldLink got behind this fresh music project from the start.
In addition, the artist’s 5-track EP, ’86 Nights’ is worth listening to. He keeps up the pace on each song with clever wordplay in sync with the uplifting energy. There’s also a high level of inventive lyricism which adds a touch of variety on this explosive material. Check this out!
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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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Today the Hip-Hop community is still riddled with talent, and Mikey Likes is a prime example of this. Definitely, he has put his name on the map particularly with jazzy lo-fi beats. As he quickly rises to the top, he’s navigating the waters with the right flow. Influenced by Dom Kennedy, Mac Miller, Wiz Khalifa, Drake, J Cole, among others, The LA-based artist never loses his good sense of humor. Actually, besides being into the world of urban music, he’s also a natural comedian. Clearly, creativity has no limits for him, nor the subjects depicted in his songs. Hip-Hop isn’t only a culture but also a lifestyle, so his rap verses can be described as motivational, funny, sexy, and at times odes to materialism. Discover his clever wordplay and good lyrical imagination on his latest single “The Nucleus”. Make sure you press play right here!
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