Bucktown Savage is a hip-hop artist from North Rome Georgia. If you hear CERTIFIED BIDNESS, know that came from him. He is known for being one of the hottest rappers in his city. He just released a new visual “Floyd Medical Center” that many people can relate to. Stay tuned for more music from this artist and take part in his journey as he continues to grow.
Stay Connected https://www.instagram.com/bucktown.savage/
“THE SLIME IS REAL” video is a short film about how in this day and time nobody can be trusted!
Directed By Gamy Gamy
Instagram – @GafaGamy
Twitter – @Gafa_Gamy
Video Link – https://youtu.be/LHblfDH3-Rg
Video Directed by – Gafa Gamy
Spotify link – https://open.spotify.com/track/4geflioeaUA5KfHXH0BiYU
OK reflects Hitemup getting back to his trap sound of his home town of Memphis. Sometimes his music is so versatile fans thinks his roots are from other cities. Every line in OK screams Memphis with a hint of Hitemup style. As you listen to the song you can here the talk see the walk and feel the style of Memphis.
Website URL WWW.ROCKEMHARDENT.COM
Twitter @Hitemup_901
Instagram @hitemupofficial
Facebook link https://www.facebook.com/HITEMUP901
Video Link https://youtu.be/XUN_SFSga6o
Single Link https://songwhip.com/hitemup2/ok
For the last 2 years, Bronx Queen, Cardi B has been at legal battle with Youtube personality, Tasha K (UnwinewithTashaK). The story goes, Tasha, on several occasions, cites Cardi as being a prostitute with STDs who abuses drugs. Now, this is not the first time someone attempts to slash, slander, or cancel CARDI B – but she’s made it clear that her brand was built to protect her from a trial. Does that leave any room for Cardi to rightfully deserve to pay a multi million dollar lawsuit?
If you don’t know who Tasha is – it’s okay we don’t really care. Here on the internet she’s known as “the woman with fake gossip and cheap wine”. Flattering. The “Press” rapper’s lawyers are saying that sis just did this for clout. The YouTube personality starting circulating videos and rumors about Belcalis around the end of 2018. Following the very beginning of 2019, the rapper filed a lawsuit for defamation against all claims. Cardi? A prostitute? Mind you, we don’t slut shame around here but she did become a stripper so we can’t even shocked. Drug abuser? How about mind your business because if I put you in a room with 10 people, I bet at least 5 of them smoke way more than science suggests. This STD is the real debate.
In response to Cardi B filing her suit, Tasha K. filed a counter-lawsuit on the basis of slander (girl, please)! She claimed that Blood gang affiliates were sent to her house by the rapper to threaten her at her Atlanta home, however that $3 million claim has been dismissed due to lack of evidence. Both parties were scheduled to appear in court on Nov. 9th of this year. Nevertheless, that didn’t happen because Cardi had to tend to a family emergency and the judge approved.
Though case was postponed, it was not before the judge declared that the Center for Women Pelvic Health at UCLA needs to produce “any and all medical records within [their] possession related sole to the the testing for herpes and HPV for Belcalis…” The new trial date is set for January 5th, 2022. Tasha tries it every once in while with her ridiculousness. But, so far only wins for Cardi on these unbased claims.
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DJ HOT1NE knew from a young age that she wanted to become involved in music. Since the age of 18, she’s been immersed in the artform. Whether it was playing the congo drum given to her by her legendary grandfather Cecil Hunt or performing in high school bands, her passion for music is amazing. “I love music! I have to have it around everyday (laughs). I’m already a songwriter and producer so it just clicked for me.”
Atrice Harris is a student of the industry. By educating herself on studies of both law and the music business, she has thrived in an industry dominated by men. It’s as if she has a point to prove. “I’m determined to prove the world wrong. I earned my respect as a female DJ and as a DJ, I’m still learning. I’m very humble to have been given this talent and I Just want to use my platform to help and bring others together in music.”
Before becoming a member of the Fleet DJ’s, DJ Hot1ne was putting in the work. Collaborating with cousin and Indiana legend Go Hard, she produced a legendary mixtape that would catapult her to great heights. After joining Fleet in 2019, she would don several hats in her journey. Currently, she is the Assistant Midwest Regional Manager of Fleet as well as an Assistant Manager for the female division of Fleet known as 2Flix3.
Since becoming a Fleet DJ, Harris has been hard at work to break the next hot artist. As the music director for Midwest Fleet Radio, she runs a weekly radio program dedicated to highlighting emerging talent. She remains humble in her quest, saying “My experience being a DJ has been amazing! I have had the opportunity to work and network with some great spirits. In this business when you meet and surround yourself with good energy it makes if fun.”
I asked Hot1ne what projects she’s got coming up. “I’m currently in the process of putting together a Midwest mixtape, showcasing some of our great Midwest family. I’m also putting together several raid trains and shows via Twitch.” She also has her hands in business as she launched her own business. “I have a new business called Mix Your Life Right LLC . It consist of merch, clothing , gaming and custom Resin pieces.”
When it comes to music I discovered that Hot1ne has an old soul. I asked her who’s currently in her playlist. “Right now it’s a lot of old school R&B. Maze & Frankie Beverly “After the Morning After” I love that song! Of course Mary J. Blige! I’m so ready for her never album next month. As far a new music my good brother Maxie just dropped his new album Called Bag Season. It’s a banger!!
Keep God first. Learn the business first and keep a strong support system in your corner, not a bunch of “yes” people.
DJ Hot1ne
I got to know DJ Hot1ne this year as we both attended the 2021 Fleet DJ Music Conference in Jacksonville, Florida. It was because of Harris that I was able to attend the conference as she organized a carpool to make the 13-hour drive from Indiana. During the conference the ladies of 2Flix3 were having their own set that took place moments before the Artist Showcase. Not taking anything away from the fellas that rocked their set hours earlier, but the ladies did the damn thing that night!
When it came time for Hot1ne to perform her set, I couldn’t realize the music that she was using in her mix right away. The other DJ’s used music that was familiar but what Harris was playing was equally tight! It was only until the showcase began that I realized what she had done. Hot1ne was using the music from the artists slated to perform to create her mix! This was not done by any other DJ at the conference, and it ingenious to do so at such a large event!
I just started writing down a bunch of names (laughs). I can’t remember how many but DJ Hot1ne stuck and I’ve been holding it down ever since.
DJ Hot1ne on how she got her name
No matter how far she goes in her quest, DJ Hot1one has made it a point to remain humble. “I’m just thankful to be a vessel and give people a piece of me through music. There’s so many people to name so I’ll do this: Thank you to all of my Fleet DJ family, Street TakeOver Radio, Street Madness Radio, Moore Music Radio, Hoosier Heat Radio, 1023 Da Jams , Midwest Fleet Radio, IHeart Radio, Franchise Radio, Dyme Jays, Supa DJs, Hood Certified DJs, all of my Twitch Family, and any one who has ever booked and supported the DJ Hot1ne Brand I love you! Don’t stop dreaming! Thank you also to Straight Official Magazine.
Make sure to follow DJ Hot1ne on all social media platforms via LinkTree and email her for bookings at djhot1nefleetdjs@gmail.com.
Born and raised in the Streets of Los Angeles California Josh Portis pursued a professional football career at the quarterback position. He played NFL with the Seattle Seahawks from 2011-2013, CFL Toronto Argonauts 2013 & 2014, CFL Winnipeg Blue Bomber 2015 & 2016 season and AFL with the Washington Valor in 2017 & 2018 season playing a total of 8 years. He has crossed paths with numerous iconic figures in the sports world and also has developed connections with entertainers musicians and political figures in the world today.
Rob Gordon, born and raised in Washington, D.C., found his love for comedy and laughter in grade school. During his college years at Hampton University, Rob decided to take his natural talent and bold personality to the masses at his first stand-up show which was just the beginning of his multitalented career. Rob expresses himself not only in stage, doing stand-up but also through his skits and sketches, acting in films and web series, his use of social media, and his YouTube page. He is a true talent that is ready to take the entertainment world by storm!
Conversation, dedication and tons of energy are Britt Waters’ keys to success in the broadcasting world. Britt has a decade of experience as a radio, television and sports host. She obtained her BA in broadcast journalism from the University of Maryland, College Park before getting her big break entertaining millions on the nationally syndicated Russ Parr Morning Show. Britt Waters has been nonstop since. She is currently on-air in the #1 market at WNEW 102.7 in New York and on WPGC 95.5 in Washington, DC. She is also the in-game host of the NBA‘s Washington Wizards and the WNBA champion, Mystics. Britt has two TV shows for DC’s Office of Cable Television, contributes to national networks as an entertainment reporter and racks up views as a digital journalist for luxury car brands, Bentley and Aston Martin. Whether on screen, in the community or on social media Britt continues to flourish as a relatable and passionate storyteller. In her free time, you can find Britt with her family, at a Starbucks or attending a pro-wrestling show.
Keep up with Britt: BrittWaters.com Instagram/Twitter: @itsBrittWaters Youtube.com/ItsBrittWaters
Rock Jones born and raised in Macon, Ga. Rock took an early interest into travel, agriculture and holistic medicine. After 6 years of constructing and developing multiple farm businesses in and around Georgia. He decided to expand his horizons and take on new challenges in the Dmv area where he attended Heritage Institute for Chinese Medicine and Therapeutic Massage. Once certified as a massage therapist, Rock wasted no time furthering his education receiving Chinese medicine, neuromuscular therapy and reiki certifications as well. He quickly began to build and develop a massage business in 2003. 2005 after the tragedy of hurricane Katrina, Rock took time off as a therapist to volunteer his services for those affected. Providing financial and expedited food assistance to families. Throughout his journey Rock obtained a license to cultivate. He was afforded the opportunity to begin his very first Medical Cannabis farm in 2015. As a cannabis cultivator, he utilizes his experience and skills to create a product that is conducive to the progress of his business and his community. With my vast knowledge and understanding, he brings an aspect to the grind that is unbeknownst by many.
CELEBRATING HIP-HOP, LIFESTYLE AND CULTURE, THIS IS STRAIGHT OFFICIAL MAGAZINE
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DHM DRE debuts his new single “HUSTLEMAN” about the everyday trial and error of a hustler.
Listen to his “HustleMan” album available Now by DHM Dre on SoundCloud and follow @DHMDRE242 on Instagram
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Recently I got the chance to chop it up with SANTA SALLET to get to know the upcoming DMV recording artist and speak on what he has going on currently.
DJ SPINS: What is your Stage Name? Please tell us where you’re from and what first got you interested in the entertainment industry?
Santa Sallet: My name is Santa Sallet and I was born a champion in Roseau, Dominica. I currently rep the DMV. I love cartoons and I excelled at poetry at a young. One day I came home and I saw Busta Rhymes’ video Gimme Some More and the rest is history.
DJ: Who and/or what inspires you to create?
SS: I see rap kind of like martial arts. I enjoy the sport of rapping and I want to continue sharpening my sword and my skills. The way I can do that is to rap with the best. To do that, I need to be part of the best of them.
DJ: How would you describe your sound?
SS: Classic. I bring a lot of classic 90s rap sounds with a modern flair. My rap style is really a child of New York/East Coast rap.
DJ: What is your creative process like?
SS: I am always freestyle. I am forever freestyling. I will hear a beat that’s so dope once it comes on that I can’t stop freestyling to it. The only way I can stop is to conquer the beat by writing a song to it. Then I can find peace once more.
DJ: What artist(s) would you like to collaborate with?
SS: Busta Rhymes, obviously, but also Schoolboy Q, ASAP Mob, Tyler the Creator, Dave East, Maxo Kream, Baby Keem, Kendrick Lamar, and the legends like Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Jay-Z.
DJ: If you could open a show for any artist who would it be?
SS: Schoolboy Q or Tyler the Creator right now would be dope.
DJ: What is one message you would give to your supporters?
SS: Think and grow rich. What you think, say and do is what you will become.
DJ: What is the most useless talent you have?
SS: Juggling and completing Rubik’s Cubes really fast are pretty useless talents.
DJ: What would you be doing right now, if you weren’t doing music?
SS: The same thing I do every day. Try to take over the world. Being a rapper is just the start. I am an entrepreneur and rapping is just one of my business ventures. So I guess I’d still be making money.
DJ: Who are some artists you admire and why?
SS: I admire Kanye West. He was one of the first artists known for both their production and ability to rap. I wanted to emulate that and produce my own rap albums. In addition to Kanye West, I also admire other billionaire rappers such as Jay-Z and Dr Dre (Not quite…but you get the idea). I too would like to be a billionaire rapper. Finally, I admire Will Smith. What an amazing career. He’s also one of my early rap influences. He has a phenomenal career as a CLEAN rapper and actor. I too would like to rapper/actor.
DJ: What is the best advice you’ve been given?
SS: Be original. I was lucky enough met DJ Jazzy Jeff for the release of his album “The Magnificent” during a family vacation in Cape Town, South Africa. I bought his record and lined up for a signature. When I got to the front I asked him if you had one piece of advice for an aspiring rapper, what would it be? He thought about it and replied, “Just be original. No matter what you do or what anybody says just be original. Be yourself. Be original.” As a huge Fresh Prince fan, I remember being SUPER nervous at the time and like walking away when he started talking, but he stopped me because he really wanted to make sure I heard what he was saying. I now approach my rap career with these words in mind.
DJ: If you could change anything about the industry, what would it be?
SS: I wish it was easier to use other people works to create derivative works. Like I get its copyrighted and you need to be compensated. I don’t get why you are allowed to say no. Let’s make sampling easier. I guess you could disagree with the message your music is being used for, but that’s art. I think it’s meant to be free to grow and evolve. They say you have two deaths: The first is when you die. The second is the last time someone says your name. I want to live forever, baby. Use my music.
DJ: What’s next for you, where would you like to see yourself in the next year?
SS: I want to go on tour. I will be dropping my official mixtape early next year. Be on the lookout for Plutography. I want everybody to hear it. I plan to rap all over the world.
DJ: What is your social media? How can people get in contact with you?
SS: You can find me on everything @SantaSallet. You will find me hanging out on Instagram the most. If you want to get in touch head over to my website at www.SantaSallet.com and fill out the contact form. Otherwise, don’t be weird and just drop me a message on any of my socials.
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Happy Monday! Y’all know I’m always going to shoutout the 502 especially, because lately they’ve really been putting on. Although it seems like this Louisville artist always leaves his fans on read, he’s returned! BRYSON TILLER released ‘Killer Instinct 2’, which is a sequel to his 2011 Halloween mixtape by the same name. It very much gives Trap Soul Halloween, so let’s get into it.
This new release consists of 13 tracks including Tiller’s rendition of Normani’s “Wild Side” and Chris Brown’s “Heat”. The TrapSoul creator also only features fellow Kentucky artists like Julius Keith, Marz, and producer Rob “Saint” Calloway. These folks made ART fit into 28 minutes. (And can talk about the Diddy intro on Money Dance?)
Ima keep showing them what Louisville sounds like…”
@juliuskeithmusic
Tiller took to the internet and assured fans that new albums are on the way citing his grandmother’s death as his reason to resist stagnancy. This is certainly reflected in the first track entitled “First Call”, which appears to be a conversation with himself about getting back on track. He follows up in the calls after to remind young Tiller to keep going, also revealing that the second voice is future Tiller. Bryson is now gearing up for his long-awaited album Serenity, the follow-up to last year’s Anniversary.
Celebrating the anniversary with you guys last year really helped me fall in love with making music… because to be honest, for a while there I really didn’t want to be bothered with anything music related…”
@brysontiller
What I love about this project is how raw it is! Bryson was just honest through and through, in addition like he said, he just came to be an artist and create with no expectations. He did just that! That “Kentucky Shit” was just dope in a right of its own because this is honestly a song I’ve been waiting for from him. Oh, and the Marz vocals – YES!
If you haven’t heard it yet, tap in here. After you listen, tell me what the best track was! Take listen to the first volume of the mixtape here.
THE QUEST CHRONICLES: SPEAK UP! Is this mic on because I have something to say. In life we deal with people on the regular; experiencing a variety of emotions, attitudes, hearing different perspectives, etc. Things change when dealing with people on a personal level because communication is a struggle.
It still saddens me to this day that it’s so hard for people to communicate with their loved ones. If there is an issue; speak up! If there is tension; Speak Up. If you’re uncomfortable; SPEAK UP!
Yes, some make it hard to comfortably converse with them but is it worth you holding all that hurt and tension inside? Sometimes you have to stop sparing your own feelings to protect others. Easier said than done but you have to take the first step.
THE QUEST CHRONICLES: SPEAK UP!
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