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Sensai Doog Goes “Live From the Zoo” Again

on August 25, 2022 Artist add comment

Sensai Doog brings the streets back on Live 4RM The Zoo 3. The trilogy is complete with the third installment in the series. His patented slow flow in full tow, the Sensai features his real life blood brothers and group members, OBB Yayyie and Doe Doe NBAMG prominently on the project with other appearances from Benji Vinze, OG Spinner, & Valid Baby.

Sensai Doog Live 4RM The Zoo 3 is available not only right now, but it’s AVAILABLE HERE!

Clocking in at a tidy 12 songs with standouts like “Paxkages” where Doog stands alone speaking on the ills of being the man and “Trapaholik” featuring OBB where the trio trades verses over a menacing instrumental.

Keeping the stove working and the corners on lock, Doog continues the legacy he set forth with the first release.

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Bottega Boyz | The Elite Liquor Ambassadors

on August 25, 2022 Entertainment Goat Vibez Interviews News add comment

BOTTEGA BOYZ ARE THE NEW LIQUOR ELITE Liquor has become one of the most valuable marketing tools for artists. Some of the highest earning musicians

New Jersey’s Own Josvani Delivers “Own” Remix

on August 25, 2022 Artist add comment

New Jersey native, Josvani Viera has been gaining momentum through his series of remixes to some of today's biggest hits. The latest release finds the

Lah’Q900 Drops New Video For “I Can’t Wait” From Here I Come EP

on August 25, 2022 HANZDOWN MEDIA add comment

LAH'Q900 DROPS A NEW VIDEO FOR "I CAN'T WAIT" OFF HIS LATEST EP "HERE I COME". Budding North Dallas Texas artist LAH'Q900 has definitely made

Hip-Hop Icon Scarface Says Farewell

on August 25, 2022 Artist Entertainment HANZDOWN MEDIA add comment

When Hip-Hop first began in the late 70's the genre was labeled as a passing fad, but even with it's initial spark, some had ruled

Edubb302 Talks With Essince on New Album

on August 22, 2022 Artist Music add comment

East coast emcee Edubb302‘s Spotify profile is called split Personalities. “It details the life I lived growing up in Wilmington, De. Check it out and enjoy the authentic hip hop feel it evokes from any listener.“

Check out his music below and also an exclusive interview.

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Q&A WITH EDUBB302

ESSINCE: How did you get started in music?
EDUBB302: I’ve been writing music since I was a kid and just recently started taking it seriously once I realized I had a sound that the people missed.

Who are you influences?
My influencers in music include the likes of Lil Wayne, DMX, Nas, Vintage Mase, 2pac, Jadakiss, and of the newer rappers I like Lil Baby, Yo-Gotti, Lil Durk and many more. I love music with substance.

How would you describe your sound to someone who’s never heard your music before?
I was describe my sound as gritty, authentic and simply music that you can feel even if you never lived a life like my own.

IN CLOSING

What’s the music scene like in Delaware?
In Delaware it’s so much talent. It’s unreal how we go unnoticed but I don’t really blame the industry. I feel if more artist got serious and really chased the dream and we learned to collab and work together without the hate we could be a force in the industry.

What would you like fans to know about you?
I want my fans to know that I really lived the life I speak of. After I spent 5yrs in prison and since my release, the focus has been continuous growth. I try to set an example to the man that is in the shoes I used to wear. Self-preservation is a must. Any issues that can be resolved should be.

What are your ultimate goals?
My ultimate goal is to make it to the main stage and possibly sign a record deal because music is expensive and without the machine behind you it’s costly. I work full time and make good money but I have a family that I sacrifice for day in and day out. Music is my ticket to financial freedom. I’m gonna make it.

Any final thoughts or shout outs?
I gotta drive like no other. When you experience some of the worst life has to offer its easy to appreciate the good. I’m focused, goal oriented, driven and intellectual. Regardless that authentic Hip-Hop sound is back and I’m gonna be one of the forces behind it.