Showing posts with label funk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label funk. Show all posts


“I know my name is on the map!” After dropping such a climatic single, Owen Mc Grory could not be more correct. His heavy, danceable track “Army” is capable of making insane waves across the United Kingdom, and European continent. That is because this nearly three minute single blends two of the most indomitable genres known to the world: Hip-Hop and EDM. Its instrumental is a grand adventure of dance music, pushing a four-to-the-floor rhythm whilst whipping a club-grooving bassline. Mc Grory’s performance, however, is all bars. He accelerates through verses that harken towards his determination and shining ambition to thrive with his music. “Army” is a flavorful embodiment of the Irish artist’s potential. Not only does it highlight the emcee as a promising powerhouse in his home country, but it likewise opens him up to being an impactful, international star.




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On what was Hip-Hop founded? Funk. The early architects of this powerful genre used funk rhythms and samples as the baseline for their rhymes; and ever since, the two art forms have upheld the closest relationship. So close, that Hip-Hop artist of today still harken back to the danceable genre and honor it with their own, fresh creations. For instance, Owen Mc Grory, and his soulful “OHH BABY”. The Soundcloud single is an infectious party-starter; boosted by iridescent melodies and a radio-ready groove. The bounce of “OHH BABY” is ridden perfectly by Mc Grory’s rhymes. The Irishman rocks the pockets of his record’s old-school drums with a river-running flow. When an airy synth slides into the mix, signaling the chorus, our London-based talent launches into a series of energetic, funk-heavy chants. “OHH BABY” has a bounce that no audience can evade; and Owen Mc Grory honors this nostalgic beat with skills no Hip-Hop purist can ignore. He has been possessed by the spirit of Funk; and with it, he’ll be rocking parties all year long.



“OHH Baby” on Soundcloud 




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New song "Turn It Up" is an explosion of hiphop dance music. Multi-genre Rochester MC and singer, Redbeard Samurai, has something for everyone on his latest video. Listen as he spits an animated boombap rhyme while dancing to an infectious groove, before lighting the fire with his sizzling R&B melodies. The video is nothing short of a work of art, packed with colorful design elements, visually pleasing choreography, and top notch production all geared to get your bones moving! Read more about Redbeard Samurai's new hit and join the growing movement below. 





Rochester hip-hop artist, Redbeard Samurai, released his debut music video “Turn it Up” today in preparation for his upcoming album, entitled: ​Second. This first single is a party anthem, complete with Redbeard Samurai’s infectious brand of Soul-Hop. The video was recorded at Arbor Venues by local videographer Josiah X and features comic book like visual effects paired with dancers in a variety of styles; from hip-hop, to swing, to just plain novice, this video stands to say, “it doesn’t matter how you cut loose, it matters ​that you cut loose.”

This first single is a teaser of what’s to come on Redbeard Samurai’s debut album: ​Second. This 17 track concept album, complete with skits and interludes, shows a wide breadth of influences. Free jazz, hip-hop, and loungy B-sides are just a few of the things you can expect to hear from this diversified artist. Featuring visuals by Mexican artists Raul Urias and Moises Cordova, Redbeard Samurai intends to present a product that is refined and unique.




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Dynamic hiphop duo, 3Bubble & J. Gray are set to release their groundbreaking new album "LFTP Season, Vol. 1 Reloaded" that features 12 of the most inspiring tracks to be heard in a long time. Their growing comparison to legendary duo, Outkast, is apparent as they effortlessly infuse hiphop, soul, trap, funk, & R&B within 1 delicious pot of gumbo.




Listen to their recent interview with USA Blog Network's theDopeness series to hear behind the scenes of the making of standout tracks like "Kelechi Next" and "Vibin".  Then, be sure to pre-order the full project "LFTP Season, Vol. 1 Reloaded" on iTunes today and get yours on May 31st when it is officially released. Support dope music!




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Who Is Raphael Leraux is a versatile recording artist from the North side of El Paso, TX. This time he’s riding the beat to his new track “New Thing” that’s both raw and original. The band is effortlessly cool with the smooth mixture of g-funk, soul and hiphop genres. The track’s beats provide a brisk backdrop without overwhelming the lyricist.  




The intense passion and beauty from the South West can no longer go unnoticed despite the drug crisis: that’s at the heart of Who Is Raphael Leraux. Who Is Raphael Leraux has easily interwoven introspective lyrics in an organic and engaging fashion. The artist recently gave a candid interview with USA Blog Network. Enjoy the song and follow Who Is Raphael Leraux's growing movement today.


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A bouncy beat to an amazing song. Tha Saint (Donnie Jackson) is an artist hailing from Florence Alabama who desires to hit up a large population of the world through his rap music. From a tender age, Tha Saint has shown his love and passion for music as he was always writing and singing his expressions of feeling and what he encounters on a daily basis around him. He is always pushing for greatness and endeavored to learn as much as he could about the rap/music industry. 



In his music video “Don’t stop the funk”, it shows a journey to where you “trust”, home, with friends and family having a wonderful time. It shows the value of connections with those around you and having that sense of belonging. It portrays to others never to forget your style and culture and what you believe in. What makes you happy around those you love is what is important and to keep the bond as strong as ever.


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