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Five UK Underground Artists Making Waves in 2023
Underground music, from rap to grime, may have been snubbed at the BRIT Awards, but the scene is still buzzing with new, talented artists breaking through in 2023. These artists are hustling hard below the mainstream bubble and may well follow in the footsteps of underground alumni Stormzy and Dave in achieving commercial success.
By John Hannen3 years ago in Beat
Hip-Hop Night's©️
Episode 3- “Shootouts” [This the first episode with a “Cold Open”]: The episode picks up where we left off at the dive bar. Faith is still lying on the floor, dodging bullets, and debris. She looks up to the faces behind the semi-automatic guns and all she can see is black face masks and all black suits. The assault continues for at least another 5 minutes before faith thinks it is safe to get up from her hiding spot, but it was too late. A no name waiter started to run for her as a man, or thug in black behind him, began shooting and riddled his body with bullets so bad that his hand severed, falling to the floor. The hand fell into a pool of blood, splashing some onto Faith’s top. She was trembling. Now faith was face to face with one of the thugs. She was terrified so much that she lost her urine. “Will I suffer the same fate that my late husband did?” she thought to herself. As soon as she could continue her mental assessment of the situation, the thugs exited. The only sound you could hear were sobbing and screams of pain from the injured. Earl was all she could think of. As she finally got up from the floor, she rushed over to the table where her and DMX were about to have their meal. A NYCPD officer was entering the bar with swat included. Before she could advance further to the table, one of the officers stopped her. “There is nothing you want to see Miss” the young officer said with a dose of compassion. As soon as Faith noticed that compassion, she caught a glimpse of Earl saturated with blood. His eyes looked like doll eyes, fixed on the ceiling. He looked dead. Faith then let out a scream with the highest decibel it could shatter whatever glass left intact.
By Brian 3 years ago in Beat
Juice WRLD
The music video for "Drinking Too Much" starts with Juice WRLD sitting alone in a dimly lit room, surrounded by empty bottles and cigarette smoke. The camera then follows him as he walks through the city streets, reflecting on his struggles with substance abuse and the toll it has taken on his mental health and relationships.
By Liam S Crawford3 years ago in Beat
What is Dolby Atmos?
Dolby Atmos is a revolutionary sound technology that has changed the way we experience audio in movies, music, and video games. It has become increasingly popular among audiophiles and enthusiasts alike due to its immersive and multi-dimensional sound quality. Dolby Atmos provides a more realistic and engaging sound experience that allows listeners to feel like they are in the middle of the action. In this article, we will explore the features and benefits of Dolby Atmos and how it has revolutionized the world of sound.
By Arivu3 years ago in Beat
"Beat: Your Ultimate Guide to the Future of Music"
Beat is the ultimate destination for music lovers, offering a wide range of resources and tools to help you explore, discover, and enjoy your favorite tunes. Whether you're a seasoned musician, a casual listener, or just getting started, our platform has something for everyone.
By Shivam Rai 3 years ago in Beat
Spotify - How to Make Money on the Popular Music Streaming Platform
Spotify - How to Make Money on the Popular Music Streaming Platform As a popular music streaming platform, Spotify is used by millions of people worldwide. It provides users with an opportunity to access music and podcasts from different genres, artists, and regions. While it is primarily a platform for music streaming, it also provides an opportunity for content creators to monetize their music and podcasts.
By R Raja3 years ago in Beat
Sean Paul - No Lie
Sean Paul is a Jamaican musician who has made a name for himself in the music industry with his unique blend of reggae, dancehall, and pop music. One of his most popular songs, "No Lie," features British singer Dua Lipa and is a prime example of his signature sound.
By Liam S Crawford3 years ago in Beat
WhoisKevinKent: A Rising Star and a Burning Question
Recently, the name WhoisKevinKent has been making waves in the entertainment industry. Despite the buzz surrounding this catchy stage name, many of us are still left wondering:
By C. Sinata3 years ago in Beat
Coke Studio Pakistan Hitting Charts
Coke Studio Pakistan is way more ahead than any other Coke Studio in term of diversity and popularity. It has been instrumental in bringing Pakistani music to the forefront on a global platform. Its unique fusion of traditional and modern music, along with its focus on promoting emerging talent, has set it apart from other music shows.
By Harris 3 years ago in Beat
"M-illitant" The Lyrical Reformer
By Brian Salkowski (Commentary #229) Malik joined The Roots in its earliest days. Before The Roots went on to score three Grammy awards and become the official house band on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the group started out as a small hip-hop group between Tariq “Black Thought” Trotter and Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1987. Malik came on-board (in addition to bass player Leonard “Hub” Hubbard) before The Roots released its debut studio album, Organix, in 1993. Malik wasn’t the flashiest verbal technician in the Roots; that was always Tariq Trotter, a.k.a. Black Thought, a boundless lyrical dynamo whose freestyle abilities were legendary from Day One. Nor was he the group’s most magnetic public personality; that was often drummer Ahmir Thompson, a.k.a. Questlove. But Malik brought something crucial to the group on their first four albums in the Nineties. He kept the Roots grounded, giving their jazzy, free-wheeling explorations a firm footing in the Northeastern rap canon of that era. He was the member of the Roots you could most easily imagine running into on any city block, the guy whose warm, human presence balanced out his friends’ musical chops.
By Brian 3 years ago in Beat
The "Best" Rapper Of 2022
By Brian Salkowski (Commentary #231) I am a self-admitted rap music junkie. I have a huge respect for Nas. Thats never been a secret. I also salivate for my other favorite artists in the genre with the same ardor I do for Nas. So when I was asked who I thought was the best MC in 2022, I had to go with my gut. Regardless of bias.
By Brian 3 years ago in Beat
The Art of Beating; secret uncovered , a skill that can earn you millions
Once upon a time, in a small village tucked away in the mountains, there was a young boy named Koji. He had a passion for music and spent most of his time practicing on a drum that he made from an old barrel. Koji was determined to become the best drummer in the village, but he knew that he had a long way to go.
By Farhan Mirza 3 years ago in Beat