This Album was released October 2nd and Nash Boogie cut out the middle man by releasing his own special packages September 29th before the digital release of the album. The packages include a custom cassette mp3 player, headphones, usb charger and custom jar for $20 available at Nashboogie.com. The project is now available on all digital outlets for streaming and purchase also at Nashboogie.com. This album features production from Boogie, Goldfingaz & NJ (Keyz 2 The City) and artists Dubb20, Rydah j Klyde (Mob Figaz), J-Billion, JustPaul (WDT), Mia Aja and more.. Custom artwork of Sacramento by artist Byron Andrews displays the city in it’s future Gentrified state fitting the Album title. Gentrification is a hard hitting 16 track vibe where Boogie shows his versatility and ability to be a well rounded artist from production to rhymes.

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Album on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/5sMbuV9scFBsyHKMwLeaaJ

The second single off KD of the NOC’s upcoming E.P. the 5th Element, “Okay Okay” is summertime sexy ready for your BBQ backyard, the beach and the club. An upbeat piano backed by hard slaping drums give you an audio tatse of Miami shores right through your speakers.

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YouTube : https://youtu.be/ZpKg-z5DmZo
Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/track/0zSWBkxFaBnu5hm7NdEvn1?si=ptFzlbO8QnGdYwBS6GUiew

Straight-up people, this is one of the most powerful singles of the year, full-stop. Hero The Band, hats off to you fine folks – this cut has got it ALL. From the tenderized melodic opening magic to the magnificent expansion into the ultra-expressive and emotionally-dynamic chorus, everything about this single hits the mark bang-on. These are immaculate hooks yo! With an intense video directed by Sam Green spectacularly catching Hero The Band onscreen with all kinds of incredible colors & scenes to take-in along the way – you gotta love how “Lab Rat” has come together…visually, audibly…THIS is the kind of experience that sticks with you and truly makes an impact you’ll remember. Enormously impressed with this single from Hero The Band – you will be too – click play on the new video for “Lab Rat” below!

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Chicago rap star Cam Jae teams up with FBG Duck to drop his latest video “Good Day”. Check it out below and let us know what you think!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xr6DS2C5GhY

Brand new music from Sung Eun Choi entitled “Come”.

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Fleek Forte links up with visual artist GaijinIsntPhysical to drop the highly anticipated visual for “56K”. Production is on point, vocals are hypnotizing, visuals are the most unique seen in a while.

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Directed+Edited by GaijinIsntPhysical / gaijinisntphysical on instagram

After not releasing music for a year Davon King drops a new joint. He spits real bars over soulful production by Noco Beats. Look out for his upcoming album coming this fall!

Twitter: https://twitter.com/DavonKing_
Website: DavonKing.com

Soundcloud link: https://soundcloud.com/yung-loco/second-to-waste-prod-noco

Sin City Cairo teams up with Stretch to bring you “Around The World” off his new project, “Dream Chasin” set to drop Nov 2nd. Shot sailing through Marina Del Rey, California. This video will keep you watching from beginning until end. The track is a banger with a late 90’s early 2000 Hip-Hop feel with a new school Hip-Hop sound.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wsOLv7ZnFw

Words best-fitted in describing the personal and lyrical journey of Anwon The Boneface Johnson. Born November 7, 1982, The Boneface grew up in Pensacolas infamous Escambia Arms Projects (aka 3/2 or EA) with the rest of his mothers ten children. His tough-as-nails upbringing and his baptism by fire at an early age helped him build inner character that would help him overcome many hurdles later on. We were packed in the house like sardines. We had an oven for a heater. My moms and pops ran the streets, he recalls. We basically raised ourselves. It felt like it just made us stronger. His never-give-up mentality allowed him to become the first of his siblings to actually graduate high school within four years. Never trying to shake his harsh past, but always trying to build a bigger and better future for himself, he used his schoolhouse intellect to cultivate his lyrical hobby. Initially going by the name Venile, he embarked on a journey with no idea of where it would take him.He was awarded a basketball scholarship to a small community college in Selma, Alabama and did his best to focus on his athleticism as his road to success. But due to financial reasons, he had to go back home to Pensacola. He began hustling and not just drugs and paraphernalia, he realized he had several talents and used every single one of them to make ends meet.

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A native Hawaiian, but raised in Jersey City, New Jersey, Sharaya J has always been an artist at heart. She was exposed early by her father who was a member of 90’s Hip Hop group Double XX Posse. Sharaya has always been a natural performer. With a very successful career in the dance industry working with the likes of Diddy, Rihanna, Ciara and Alicia Keys as well as great choreographers like Laurianne Gibson, Fatima Robinson and Jamaica Craft, Sharaya is no stranger to the spotlight.

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https://soundcloud.com/popolitickin/artist-spotlight-sharaya-j