DUBBY BLANCO DROPS "ONE MORE TIME" MUSIC VIDEO

DUBBY BLANCO DROPS "ONE MORE TIME" MUSIC VIDEO

Hip-hop artist Dubby Blanco has just released the official music video for his latest single, One More Time, from his third studio album, Rap Trafficking. Known for seamlessly blending Spanglish lyrics with powerful hip-hop beats, Dubby once again delivers a track that’s rooted in his Hispanic heritage while staying true to the streets of New York.

Born in The Bronx to a family from Medellin, Colombia, and raised in Queens, Dubby Blanco’s music tells the story of his unique cultural fusion. Influenced by legendary hip-hop icons like Big Pun, Nas, and Nipsey Hussle, alongside the salsa rhythms of artists his mother loved—such as Marc Anthony and La India—Dubby’s sound is a fresh take on blending two worlds. With Rap Trafficking, he brings that signature combination of hip-hop grit and Latin flair, creating a track that’s both nostalgic and new.
The One More Time video is a visual journey through the streets, featuring vibrant visuals that mirror the energy of 1980s salsa while maintaining the raw authenticity of hip-hop. The track showcases Dubby’s lyrical prowess in both English and Spanish, capturing the essence of his dual identity.

For those who have been following his career, Dubby Blanco’s discography has been building toward this moment. Starting with mixtapes like Blancolombia and Blanco Popular, he quickly gained recognition in the underground scene. His first two albums, Family Ties and Family Ties 2, were produced by Linkz Boogz and laid the foundation for his current sound. Now, with Rap Trafficking, Dubby Blanco  shows the evolution of his style and artistry.
Fans can watch the One More Time music video on all major streaming platforms. And if you're eager for more, Dubby has exciting news for his next album Family Ties 3 which is set to drop soon, marking the conclusion of his beloved Family Ties series.

Stay tuned as Dubby Blanco continues to push the boundaries of hip-hop and Latin music, proving once again why he’s a force to be reckoned with in today’s music scene.
EDUARDO UNLEASHES ANTICIPATED SINGLE TITLED "TIME MACHINE"

EDUARDO UNLEASHES ANTICIPATED SINGLE TITLED "TIME MACHINE"

Time Machine by Eduardo was recorded in Nashville, TN and was mixed and mastered by Scott Rollins who is the former sound/drum tech for the band Alabama, and currently working for Reba. The track has melodic driven verses, and a distorted, yet tuneful main riff. 
Though a mellow track by nature, "Time machine" definitely brings you to the turbulent story of a person who is stuck in the past and can't look past it. Though the song travels with them there, it gives a warning that it's ok to look back, but don't get stuck there because you might miss out on what is coming. 
Eduardo have always been fascinated by how music can take you back in time. He wanted to write a song that communicated this, and showed how this happened in people’s mind when they heard a song that reminded them of falling in love, being angry, or just brought someone to mind. The message of Time Machine is that there was nothing wrong with reliving the past through a song, but also that its important to come back, and move forward.
 
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LISTEN TO "MONSTERS I CAN'T CONTROL" A NEW EP BY GATSINGA JULIEN

LISTEN TO "MONSTERS I CAN'T CONTROL" A NEW EP BY GATSINGA JULIEN

Monsters I can’t control is GATSINGA Julien’s debut EP that he just released on the 26th May 2022 . The vibrant, soulful  EP was recorded in his hometown in Kigali, Rwanda where he was on a long vacation after some long four years in Barcelona where he was currently based. The amazing EP was written , composed and directed by himself.

Gatsinga Julien is a French , Rwandan  artist that discovered music in himself in Barcelona as he was  studying Architecture, he then entered the live music scene where he struggled in the beginning to find his footing as it was very competitive in Barcelona , but he soon managed to turn it into a living through gigging in small venues all around Barcelona. When CoronaVirus hit he went through some tough times in solitude as his grandmother passed away right after the lockdown began, he then went in a phase of self reflection and started composing the tracks that make his EP, titled Monsters I can't control.

The EP in itself is very emotional and is all about owning up to your mistakes before it’s too late and reminding yourself that you are part of the reasons for the situation you are currently in.
After writing the EP he decided he wanted to move up in his career and the first decision he took was to move to Berlin, he then decided to travel through Spain one last time before moving. As he was moving from city to city the emotions he was pushing off caught up with him and he went through some very tough times . He then decided to take a long break near family in his hometown, where he recorded the EP “ Monsters I can’t control” .

The EP in itself is very soulful with some hints of pop, The EP is composed of four tracks

Track 1: Monsters I can’t control (Intro)
Track 2: Mirror
Track 3: Poison
Track 4: The fuck up

Grab the opportunity to give it a listen as it is out on all major platforms and it will definitely be worth your time.

For any sorts of inquiries you can reach him at gatsingajay@gmail.com
COMPLEX THEORY RELEASES HIS 2ND STUDIO ALBUM TITLED "METEOR"

COMPLEX THEORY RELEASES HIS 2ND STUDIO ALBUM TITLED "METEOR"

Complex Theory is back at it again with his 2nd studio album in the last 6 months titled “Meteor”. Packed with nostalgic samples laced over rich drums that move the tracks and make you want to move yourself.
Then ‘X’ comes with a lyrical mastery and a delivery that really cuts through it all, and takes you back to a time when you could just pop in a CD and let it play all the way through. With production from Complex himself, as well as, the sonic mastery of the legendary Marcus D, with this one ‘X’ has definitely solidified himself as a force to be reckoned with in the Hip Hop landscape.
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