Straight from Ugly Faces Entertainment is the most explosive World record you will hear all year. Defying the patriarchy of her continent’s music circuit, Elly The 22 has released “Candy”; and established the prowess of female energy by doing so. As fun and commercial as this Afrobeat single is, it is likewise evidence of tremendous talent on Elly’s part. Singlehandedly, this Ghanan artist brings both singing and rapping to the table; and annihilates both with flawless precision. After clever, bar-heavy verses, she lunges into an impeccably melodious chorus. One that eternalizes the spirit of summer, with its vibrance and torrid captivation. “I want that candy, yeah!” This song is a catchy celebration of love and attraction, totally embodying the dint of emotions you feel when that special someone crosses your path. Currently, “Candy” is the sweetest thing on international airwaves. Once you get a taste of Elly The 22, and her latest creation, you’ll swiftly return for more.
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Walt Wellz is a rising music artist from Waukegan, Illinois, a small town 30 mins. outside of Chicago, Illinois. He has been writing music his whole life but never pursued it professional until last year when his 7yr old asked him what  he does for a living. Everything. Everything he writes is a reflection of his life. Walt Wellz takes his music seriously and will have plenty of hot music coming soon!!!

The death of Maddie Finch, in the first hours of the new year 2018, shook the quaint suburb of La Harpe, Illinois in ways we can not adequately convey. When she was fatally shot inside of her home, the entire, Hancock County mourned. So strongly, in fact, that their grief stretched to the metropolis of Chicago, where an extraordinary emcee was moved to pay homage. That extraordinary emcee is Zip Dot; and that payment of honor is the video to his poignant, new opus— “Used To”. 

This record braves such a command over introspection and heartbreaking emotion that few will be able to contest its overwhelmingness. A melancholic ripple of rhodes chords is peppered by the tap of kicks and rimshots; over which, this Baltimore-born, Naperville-repping rapper, floats with lyrical supremacy. With subjects ranging from thoughts of self-harm, to broken romances, and Zip’s untouchable faith in rap, “Used To” is a fantastically vulnerable record. It is the epitome of openheartedness, with a video whose tribute does it even more justice. For Zip Dot, Maddie Finch, and the Stop The Violence movement as a whole, give “Used To” a spin; and stay alert for the next drop this amazing emcee has in store.

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New Jersey very own R&B heartthrob Quis Hart, makes his mark yet again with his new song True Life. His voice sends impactful vibrations up and down your blood stream. Just as the song title states True Life, Quis’s brings a harmony that will make you miss a right turn while you are driving to your next destination. He is on the verge of becoming one of the hottest male soul singers and business owners to deliver real life struggles and passionate tribute that send great vibes over steaming productions along with smooth lyrics.

“My grandmother, something like a mother, strong like a father, put nothing above ya, wishing you were here, hit with a jewel, should’ve kept my ass in school”- Quis Hart

Recently released music video, True Life displays passion outside of music. Quis’s gives food to woman who displays struggle. In conjunction with the video, the song opens with this very line, “I was blessed with a gift passed down from my father”, which speaks high volumes of power and testimony that both Quis and his Father shared before his passing. The video helps laminate the passion and emotions in every word that is delivered on this master piece of art.

Music like this, would be identified as timeless and heartfelt. It’s an honor to have a talent such as Hartthrob Music very own Quis Hart because his voice carries volumes of range and attention and will uplift those who are grieving, lost, and emotional about losing a loved one and those who are struggling with reality. This song pays homage to his loved ones that are no longer here, as well encourages others to highlight the positives of their very own loved ones who have passed on.

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Music Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77JWDlERfAE

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Breathlessly immaculate. These are the only words that can so much as closely embody the magic that is “Fall For Me”— and even they do not do it justice. That alone should testify to the talent of Alternative Hip-Hop duo, 12 Signs 21 Sounds. Composed of two Brooklyn women with an extraordinary grasp on lyricism and production, 12 Signs 21 Sounds are making a beeline for mainstream greatness; and their recent release is an incredible impetus. “Fall For Me” sports angelic and melodic vocals with a driving, electric guitar. Raps are plentiful over this rock-esque instrumental; detailing a tumultuous love that is as heavy as the drums carrying the verses. The track proves that 12 Signs 21 Sounds are not simply musicians, but inarguably magicians; casting sonic spells that’ll swiftly enchant any listener. When you combine their wistful, yet majestic singing with their flawlessly alternative production and lyricism, you are gifted a very unique record. One whose sound will take this talented New York duo to heights beyond any of our imaginations.



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TheSirDuke’s newest track, “Salute”, is an anthemic tribute to ‘boss ladies’ worldwide. Running at three minutes with a music video that has already amassed four thousand views, this Windy City banger is almost as powerful as the women it praises. At first, it is introduced by a pounding percussion; an omen to the musical magic that awaits you. Ten seconds in, a profound bass-line impacts the mix, and simultaneously our Chicago emcee leaps into his verse. For every bar he spits, celebrating independent, hard-working women, TheSirDuke is rewarded with the tap of a snare, kick, and sprinkle of melodic tines that flavor his chorus. The way “Salute” ultimately comes together, by these means, is nothing short of awesome. Just as our incredible ‘boss ladies’ worldwide have built themselves from the ground up, “Salute” musically builds, likewise. In three minutes, it transforms from this persistent pound of a percussion into a thunderous, modern-trap smash. One that, if TheSirDuke ever performs it, will have every powerful lady in the audience feeling beyond valued. If you haven’t already, give TheSirDuke’s latest a listen with its music video, and be on the look out for his upcoming project, “N-Evitable”, dropping any day now.


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