The weekly Top Submissions aims to showcase a selected crop of acts that cross our paths. From the best tracks/videos from far and wide, we gather the upper echelon of artists you can find and give them a platform to be further recognized for their works. So, sit back and tune in, and don’t forget to show them some love by following them on all social media platforms

 

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Orrin – “Type Shit”.

Experimental rapper/songwriter/singer Orrin is working on a new EP, Nü New York. and in the interim he drops the lead single “Type Shit.” The track blends futuristic soundscapes with melodic rage rap and UK grime cadences used to deliver a tale of modern dating in the digital world.

 

 

JordanE420 – “Waterfront River Cruise”.

Underground rapper/songwriter JordanE420 leds the way to the “Waterfront River Cruise,” a storytelling track with vivid lyrics over a retro soul sample-driven backdrop.

 

Novine – “Therapy” (ft. Braxton Cook)

Berlin-based Jamaican/German singer/songwriter Novine unveils her new single “Therapy” which sees her teaming with producer/saxophonist Braxton Cook. The result is a soft jazz/neo-soul infused piece that explores the emotions erupting from heartbreak, loss and the power of healing through love. The track is a precursor to her Daydreaming EP.

 

 

 

Rad Brown x Moka Only – “Beaming”.

 

Northern California producer Rad Brown and Canadian rap veteran Moka Only team up for “Beaming,” the title track for their upcoming collaborative EP. The track is a brilliant lyrical dense piece bolstered by experimental production.

 

Nash B G – “Gravity”.

Emerging rapper Nash B G takes us higher than “Gravity” in his new single. The track is a smooth fusion of soulful samples and punchy drums underpinned by heartfelt love tale that everyone can relate to.

 

D-NiAL – “Love Letters”

D-NiAL‘s “Love Letters” is a heartfelt soulful piece about the pure feeling of being in love. The lyrics are candid and showcase the rapper’s heartfelt and emotional side and the subtle melodic elements adds that extra punch to the track.

 

 

 

Adonai Son – “Test Of Time (Adonai Son Cover)”.

 

Adonai Son steps into the fray with “Test Of Time (Adonai Son Cover),” a hard hitting cut that explores the power of integrity and the street codes.

 

sora genesis – “knight in shining armor”

sora genesis wears the mantle in his new single “knight in shining armor.” A laidback soulful piece that is filled with bravado energy and expressive flows

 

Born I – “Practice”.

Born I‘s new release “Practice” is a profound an dinisghtful track about knowledge application and taking actionable steps to becoming a better person. Backed by a moody and dark ethereal backdrop, the emcee delivers a paced, laidback flow filled with vivid imagery and lessons that listners can grow on.

 

 

Flawless Soundz – “Swerving”.

UK artist Flawless Soundz returns with “Swerving,” a hi-octane track that sees the rapper racing to first position as he steers the verbal wheels. Backed by Mastermind’‘s hard-hiting and compelling bckdrop, Flawless Soundz takes us on a high speed adventure as he swerves through traffic and the motorways to reach his goals.

 

 

 

$CMG x DLabrie the E.O.G. aka “Mr. Network” x John Patrick Douglas x The Legendary Mighty O’Town Passions – “To the Flow””

“To the Flow” is an anthemic summer jam from $CMG, DLabrie the E.O.G. aka “Mr. Network” , John Patrick Douglas and The Legendary Mighty O’Town Passions. Together they deliver a socially conscious jam reminding us of the power of community and celebration of the strong black and brown people who add value to the world.

 

 

 

 

 

Yungwall – “Cleopatra”.

Rising Swedish rapper Yungwall delivers an adulation-filled cut in the form of his new release “Cleopatra.” Backed by a cinematic backdrop, the rapper delivers a love story about that special someone who caught his eye.

 

Fred Maybe – “Sink Or Swim” feat. REDHA

Amsterdam based artists Fred Maybe and REDHA team up for “Sink Or Swim,” a hard-hitting R&B/hiphop infused track about relationships and the ups and downs that come with it. Over a punchy drum groove, dirty prevalent bassline, the duo deliver engaging performances ripe with heartfelt songwriting and a gripping hook.

 

 

 

Yungwall – “Conversation of Realisation”.

“Conversation of Realisation” by Yungwall  is a reflective piece about thoughts, outward interpretations and nuance discuss about his life. The production samples retro vocals and solemn piano arrnagements with soft drum grooves.

 

DJ Raw B – “Hard Dayz” feat. Keat

 

Veteran California based Hip-Hop DJ, Music Producer and TV/Radio Producer. DJ Raw B unveils “Hard Dayz,” an uplifting track featuring rapper Keat. The track has a punchy, hard-hitting instrumental and is underpinne dby refletcing and insightful lyrics about the weight of being a man in this modern world.

 

DeUce Double x K.B. – “Trap-A-Lot (DMV)” (feat. K.B.)

DeUce Double and K.B. take us deep into their stomping grounds in their new anthemic track “Trap-A-Lot (DMV).” The dark beat is punctuated by commanding flows, vivid lyricism and a mantra-like hook.

 

 

 

JAiMS – “What Does It Take?”.

DMV-based artist JAiMS show raw passion and resilience in his latest release “What Does It Take?,” a hard-hitting track that looks at the cost of success. The track is punctuated by a triumphant horns underpinned by punchy drums and a commanding flow courtesy of JAiMS who shows audiences growth as he uses self-doubt and detractors to propel him towards his goals.

 

 

 

Raubtier Kollektiv – “Liebe und Angst”

 

German artist Raubtier Kollektiv enters this week’s playlist with “Liebe und Angst,” a heartfelt song about being a good father. Backed by a bass-heavy soundscape, the rapper talks about the ups and downs that come with the position.

 

 

John Brown – “Still at Large”

 

Indie rapper John Brown is “Still at Large” as he tackles the powers that be with his sights set on the rise of authoritarianism. The self-produced track sound urgent and energetic while his laidback flow is refreshing and expressing.

 

 

 

Rudy Sagg – “That’s That”.

Indie rapper Rudy Sagg delivers this hard-hitting track “That’s That” on our playlist. Backed by a moody and cinematic backdrop, the emcee proceed to wreak havoc on the mic.

 

 

DZE LIKE RZA – “Front & Center (Intro)”.

DZE LIKE RZA delivers “Front & Center (Intro)” on our playlist. The track is a bouncy and playful track that showcases the rapper’s off-kilter flow and expressive style.

 

Funsho – “Glow”.

Singer/songwriter Funsho steps into our playlist with “Glow,” a self affirmative anthem for everyone who might be caught up with the never ending pressures of life. The mellow R&B/hiphop infused cut comprises smooth melodic runs punctuated by positive lyrics that speaks affirmation to the soul reminding us to be our best selves.

 

 

 

Cam Black – “Black Mirrors” (feat. Indigo)

Rapper Cam Black and singer Indigo team up for- “Black Mirrors,” a concept track about the interconnection between man and technology. Told in the form of a love story, Cam Black details modern relationship from the lens of the imperfections, co-dependence and eventual fall out.

 

 

Phok – “Caesar”

Delaware-based emcee who goes by the moniker Phok makes his debut on our playlist with “Caesar.” The hard-hitting track sees the rapper in his element as he flows effortleslsy over a scenic soundscape.

 

 

 

 

Maddog mcgraw – “What A World We Live In”.

 

Maddog Mcgraw is a student of classic hiphop and on his new single “What A World We Live In,” he breaks down the current world we live in with surgical precision. Over a menacing and moody backdrop, the emcee gives audiences a session about social political strife, racial issues  and the global upheavals that has changed our world forever.

 

 

Crown One – “Someday”.

Crown One and Tone Jonez team up for “Someday,” a reflective piece about hope, loss and his deep family roots. Over a somber piano-driven backdrop, the emcee pens an open leter to his two grandfathers and how their legacy has helped shaped his life.

 

d$hip – “Not sorry for the WAIT !”

Indie rapper d$hip is “Not sorry for the WAIT !” as he proceeds to flex his verbal biceps with gusto. The track is a no-holds-barred lyrical masterclass from start to finish.

 

 

sora genesis – “ball up top”.

Indie rapper sora genesis enters this week’s playlist with “ball up top,” a reflective track comprising warm textures, vocla samples with jazz horns. Here, the rapper talks about his journey in this thing called life.

 

 

 

MISS C-LINE – “Waiting For”.

 

Switzerland-based singer/songwriter/producer MISS C-LINE‘s new single “Waiting For” is the lead track from her recently released album, Mellow Hearts. The track is a smoth fusion of modern neo soul with future R&B aesthetics and showcases her wide vocal range and soul-stirrig melodic runs punctuated by heartfelt and profound songwriting.

 

 

Superior – “La Muerte de Efrit”

Superior and Ill Venezia team up for “La Muerte de Efrit,” a hard-hitting piece that blends cinematic production with vivid storytelling. The title means The Death of Efrit and is details the trails and tribulations that comes with dealing with failure after success.  The production is quite dramatic with it’s dynamic approach which flows like a movie score while the rap style is versatile with the use of different cadences, flows and world building techniques.

 

 

Future Infinite x Imperial x Nomis – “Consider It Joy”.

 

UK-based production duo Future Infinite and Imperial connect with US emcee Nomis on “Consider It Joy,” which is their latest single. The heartfelt track is a profound piece is filled with reflective bars that is relatable. Over the soulful and warm soundscape, Nomis details the ups and downs of life and the power of resilience that keeps him afloat and grateful for whatever comes his way.