The Dark Reality: Taxstone, A Tragic Downfall and A 35-Year Sentence
His podcast, “Tax Season,” attracted listeners from all walks of life, including hip-hop fans, artists, and industry insiders.
A Raw Talent, RiskkyRaw: Meet The Fearless Artist Making Waves In Music
Introducing Riskky Raw, an extraordinary artist who boldly embraces her one-of-a-kind name and showcases her natural talent to the world.
RoadModel, A Tale of Talent and Entrepreneurial Spirit on the Streets of Harlem
The story and talents and of the entrepreneurial spirit of RoadModel, an independent hip-hop artist and entrepreneur hailing from the vibrant streets of Harlem, New York!
Unlocking Success: How SEO Can Catapult Unsigned Rappers to the Limelight
With the abundance of talent and competition out there, it’s crucial to find ways to stand out from the crowd. One powerful tool that can help you achieve this is SEO (Search Engine Optimization).
Experience Love, Neo-Soul, and R&B w/ LeVelle: “Promise to Love” Album
The artistry of LeVelle’s second album, “Promise to Love” was unveiled to music aficionados with the release of singles, “Only If” and “Work It Out”.
Introducing GRAFFITI Greeting Cards by Trapstar Publications’ K-Dog
This unique brand has created a collection of cards that celebrate the art of graffiti and brings it into the world of stationery.
5 Classic Hip-Hop Collaborations That Defined the Genre
Hip-hop has come a long way since its inception over four decades ago. The genre has evolved from a small subculture in the Bronx to a global phenomenon that has influenced music, fashion, and popular culture.
How to Become a Manager for a Recording Artist
Being a manager is a highly rewarding yet challenging role that involves shaping an artist’s image, negotiating deals, and promoting their music to the world.
GMIXMAG issue.30 (The “Lyra Wilder” Issue)
Introducing Rapper and Songwriter, LYRA WILDER.
He is originally from East Orange, New Jersey, but he’s reppin’ his second home, Durham, North Carolina.
Music was a huge part of LYRA WILDER’s upbringing. His mother regularly played old gospel hymns and urban contemporary gospel, exposing him to a different genre of music than what he heard on mainstream radio. This peaked his interest and urged him to write his own music and create his own sound.