Major Support This Fall for Independent Music Label Los Angeles Based Records
Indie hip-hop label Los Angeles Based Records continues to move from strength to strength. Picking up solid momentum following the success of artist Yung We$ts' single “Bang Out” Fall 2014 is expected…
Directed by Caktuz & Inf Mega for AMAS/WBH/SONY Red Featuring model Dyesha Hicks Special thanks to the Ghetto Coalition Motorcycle Club of NYC for assistance and…
LA hi-life rapper, Andre Xcellence, drops his dance floor banger Back It Up on iTunes/Google Play. Featuring American Commission label mate Adrian Jones.
GOOGLE PLAY: https://play.google.com/music/preview/Tzd7tthm6tylq2ufps2frhywqnm?utmsource=youtube&utmmedium=buylink iTUNES:…
Agent X has announced an exclusive deal with London’s Beautiful Crime art gallery. Beautiful Crime, a globally-recognized contemporary and urban art company, sells original, limited art from artists around the world. The…
King Sesame is back with his next single called “My Red Octobers” inspired by Run Dmc and Kanye West, supporting single of his upcoming EP “Open Sesame Vol 1”. King Sesame exemplifies vintage hip-hop, soul, and lyrics with unfathomable expression. This song goes beyond our expectations from King. This…
Long Island, NY – Independent recording artist Wadena "Denagirl" is heating up the summer with a wave of new music, led by her latest singles, "Smoke-N-Chill" and "Bum Busta." Produced by Grammy Award-winning producer and hip-hop legend Zaytoven, "Bum Busta" marks a major milestone in Wadena's growing career. Continuing the momentum, Wadena officially releases two highly…See More
Savannah artist Big Pep is making a powerful statement with her latest single, “Ain’t FWM,” released on June 7, 2026. Produced by Big Pep herself, beat by Aceondabeatz and engineered by Jbo, the track serves as more than just a new release—it’s the official introduction to a reinvented artist. Formerly known as Pep DaBlasian, Big Pep uses this record to…See More
The untold story of the world's longest running video show, Video Music Box. A hip hop mainstay since 1983, VMB gave a platform to artists like Jay-Z, Nas and Mary J. Blige before they hit it big. Host Ralph McDaniels' archives amassed over 40…
