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Watch Boston rapper Zae The Godd "Kick In The Door" in this new video.



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A-RealBeats is an independent San Antonio native Producer/ Recording Artist born and raised in San Antonio, Texas. He recently dropped off his second single "Broke." Give it a spin via his website now.

Once you hit play, you might find yourself in a deep thought. This banger from San Diego artist Sinario called "Third Person" looks like it could blow. With so much blog support at one time. The sky is the limit for Sinario. The record shows how much of a song writer he is. The hook puts you in a trans and will have you feeling a little guilt. Imagine rapping this one to yourself in the mirror. Check it out below.

DC rapper Slim Gangsta releases hot new drill anthem "No Limit"Available now on SoundCloud
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Alabama rapper PaperMann has a must listen project called "Mobb $hit Only". I promise you it's not to many projects out with this sort of sound. It's that throwback down south rap that's much needed. Gives me that Three-Six Mafia playa fly vibes. Soon as you hear the music you feel PaperMann energy. He's telling both sides of the streets. Don't miss out on this project, it's a must like. PaperMann sounds like no one out and he's original. Check it out here!

PreciseEarz.com premiered Atlanta rising star PRETTY REEF visual for his song "Wings". The song is a hit and the visual makes the record better. PRETTY REEF has a unique tone to his voice. Some may say he gives you that Playboi Carti vibes. Right now his skateboard community is behind him full throttle check it out below.

Jersey rapper Stevie Franks has a message for those "In The Way", the title of his new single. The Wayne Campbell produced video will be relatable to all those who are passionate about their dreams.



Music has always been integral in Franks' life. Both his mother and father kept him inundated with old soul, jazz and blues records. Franks started writing rhymes and poetry at age twelve. At sixteen, Franks and four friends formed a rap group called C.S.O.M (City State of Mind) and recorded four unreleased mixtapes. Eventually the group disbanded and Franks got involved in street life. During his music hiatus he ended up in prison and didn’t return to music until his release in 2011. When he did return, he was wiser, focused, and more mature. Franks made the decision to never waste his talents, and he names his mother as his biggest inspiration.

“Before I was born the doctor told my mother I was going to be deformed and mentally challenged, and I came out neither,” Franks…