Breakups suck, but that’s like the most Captain Obvious answer you can give someone. However, what happens after the breakup ends up being an exploration of self, in all the self’s form…

In a world where tracks are getting shorter and shorter, I’m still a big fan of songs longer than 2:45. werdperfect must’ve read my mind before he hit me up.

“Peyton Manning” is a combination of sh*t-talking about wins, somewhat conscious bars about the area SondayMonday’s from and a lot of melodic rapping.

As someone involved in real estate, I get where he’s coming from.

Damn. This is exactly what I needed.

With JoeJas on the hook, Nicki Knightz channels her inner Lil’ Kim mixed with a bit of Megan Thee Stallion and Lauryn Hill.

Australian singer/songwriter Larissa Lambert has a Summer Walker-meets-Sevyn Streeter sound to her single “Heartbreaker.”

This soulful “I’ve gotta work to be okay” sort of track has a darker undertone to it behind the sweet guitar licks. Listen to hear why.

There’s so much awesomeness that surrounds this song. Check it out!

Well, damn. This is…well, it’s amazing. Check it out.

This is a celebration of how far Black people have come, how far we can go and how we can still improve upon things. This is music for the “Afro Frontier.”

This two-piece is, in a couple of words, incredibly eccentric in a good way.

Let the sunshine in!

Mental illness ain’t no whore. It IS, however, a flimsy hoe with terrible tendencies. At least that’s how Young Misery K describes her anxiety on her latest track.

This is the type of music I love to post about: thought-provoking hip-hop that isn’t afraid to rip off facades.

Pawz brings light to the the shiftiness of those in power–both in government and the music business.

Juss doesn’t anoint himself as being greater than the next man. Nor does he condemn those who haven’t found the light. He just says “thank you God for my opportunities” and …