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“If you’re still about that life carrying guns, then be prepared to either get killed or spend an obscene amount of your life in prison. But if you are trying to be an entrepreneur and [want] to leave a legacy that helps build humankind, don’t budge from your mindset. If you are gonna talk about it, then be about it.” Fresno, CA-based emcee and Relentless Vision Entertainment (RVE) business label, Michael BluEyez explains the game which includes taking criticism.
London-born and Los Angeles-living, singer-songwriter Maia Zakay’s music rings true with her melodic pop sounds in her new album, “#Speakup” which bounce emotion off every surface and into the hearts of her fans, proving that she is a new artist worth listening to in 2021.
Fresno, CA Hip Hop Artist Michael ‘BluEyez’ Carter wants to uplift his community; including the youth, with positive messages that can be heard on his new album, “Long Road Home” which features well known artists like X-Raided, Fashawn, Kontraban, G-Killa, Sophia Ruby and more all over Northern CA from Sacramento to The Bay and Central Valley. BluEyez Shoots his third video, “Struggling Youth” at Melody Park in Fresno, CA inviting local youth to be in the video while feeding them lunch.
“Born Kaleo March 7, 1980, this man’s words show that he is more than just your average rapper. His words possess power and as a true poet and lyricist, Son Da One does not wield this sword lightly on his debut self-titled album. ” By Jhantu Randall | UBO MAG
Up-and-coming Staten Island Hip-Hop Artist, The Truth is getting ready to drop his E.P., “Spring” to follow suite with his other recent projects and to be promoted through MLM Entertainment. The Truth is currently looking for bookings and interviews for his upcoming E.P. releases.
$aucy Talent & $avage Drive, This Louisiana Based Hip-Hop Artist Rises to Claim His Fame
“After hearing ʻStand Aloneʻ multiple times I came to the conclusion that I ultimately needed to step out beyond my own notions of what I saw Hip-Hop being and see it for what it truly represents.” As Written By Jhantu Randall
“Hip Hop is life. It gives me the ability to tell my story, share my pain, my joy, my everything. It allows me to shed light on things that people wouldn’t normally pay attention to in ways that they wouldn’t normally see it from. It’s my outlet to my stress, fears, accomplishments, desires, etc. I don’t know how else to describe it.” Put beautifully by BZ.
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