Cran Neely drops the visual to the “Shook Ones Challenge”. Neely is staying on his grind, as his online following is getting bigger and bigger.

PACECAR SLIM – FUK IT UP PROD. BY: STONEY ISLAND SHOT BY: 618 FILMS

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Scotty Mac hits you with his new visual “Moment of Silence”.

The song “Moment of Silence” addresses the recent racial violence against innocent men and women, black, white, Spanish, and even police officers. With all of the hate that has come as a result of these heinous acts, Scotty Mac is looking to express his feelings in his own way to open the eyes and ears of the country and let them know just how people are being affected by it. The end also features hashtag (#momentofsilence) for people to help trend and bring more light to a very troubling issue.

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The project is titled “Devoted” and will be released in 2017 (no definitive release date)

Raphael Ratliff born in Pageland, South Carolina and migrated to the small town of Rock Hill, South Carolina. Within the earlier stages of life, Ratliff became lyrically inspired to transform his musical talents into a future. Alongside participating in church events, Ratliff showcases his abilities in club performances and talent shows performing his latest self-made hit singles. Ratliff has performed as the opening act for several established artists such as: Yo Gotti, TI’s artist Big Kountry Kane, SnootieWild, Kirko Bangs, Pastor Troy, and Rico Love.
Driven by the struggles of his upbringing, Ratliff is differentiated by his work ethic, perseverance, and natural ability to produce hits. Ratliff’s unfortunate life experiences of growing up experiencing a lack of water, no toilet, boarded windows, tin front doors, and no electricity has lyrically inspired Ratliff. Ratliff’s latest hit single “Money Train” expresses the struggle of his background in various dimensions, attracting listeners in a sentimental yet contemporary aspect. Ratliff sparked the attention of the social media audience when the hit single and musical video for “Money Train” took effect on many listeners and supporters. “Money Train” has captivated a diverse group of listeners allowing Ratliff to become one of the most publicized and relevant R & B artists within his area. Ratliff continues to search for musical perfection as he plans to persist on producing quality hits that contour to the 21st century R & B artist.

Checkout the second visual from the next hottest upcoming rap group out of chicago SELFCREATED off their upcoming True&Diesel mixtape song title “Mansion” produced by Polo Boy Shawty filmed by Jayo Flyguy.

(Official music video) Whoischi x Dgrams – Mansion prod by Polo Boy Shawty filmed by #FlyguyFilms
https://youtu.be/HxZkgU6YMFE

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Video link via twitter
https://twitter.com/DGRAMS1K/status/768868252399312896

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Video link via instagram
https://www.instagram.com/p/BJhCMisjItu/
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Artist/documentary filmmaker, Kris Warren releases his new video “You Can Judge Me Now” which highlights the experiences while filming his documentary on music therapy.

“I have traveled to 16 states and 4 countries to film a documentary titled Music Is My Therapy. This video touches on the resistance and experiences I received interacting with organizations and people while filming the documentary on Music Therapy. Some people embraced me while others did not want to support it because of the sole purpose that I was someone from the “hip hop” community. It is pertinent to shine to the light on the positive endeavors some people of the hip hop community are doing. Much to often the media only paints one image of the hip hip culture and distributes it to the world. However, the hip hop community is not the only population that deals with stereotypes. That is why I incorporated other oppressed peoples stories in the film to help raise awareness and break down the perception barriers we have built up against one another.” – Kris Warren, www.musicismytherapy.com

Fonzo W drops his new visual to “Take Me”. The record was produced by Bazz is Loaded, and the concept of the song just reflects on Fonzo W wanting to clear his head. With so much negativity in this world, a peace of mind is important. The song entails many negative experiences such as racism, police brutality and senseless murders.