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 and give them a platform to be further recognized for their work. 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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B. Cooper‘s “Comfort” is a touching and heartfelt track about loss, denial and moments of contentment and acceptance. Backed by a warm and soulful soundscape, the emcee takes us through an emotional rollercoaster, starting from pain, a continual search for meaning and the reassurance that comes from faith and spiritual grounding. Lynx Lugga introduces listeners to “HARM CITY,” a gritty and cinematic piece that details the mean streets of B-more. Over a dark synth-driven backdrop, the emcee breaks down what makes him tick and the city that raised him. Atlanta-based emcee T.O. delivers this aspirational track, “Road to Riches,” on our playlist. Here, he shares a heartfelt and relatable tale about pushing through the doldrums and finding what truly matters in life. “Run It Up” is an anthemic banger from Joznez, Kataem, ReauBeau, and Jenn Morel. The production by Joznez and Reaubeau is cinematic and punchy, while Kataem provides an energetic flow with Jenn Morel’s melodic stylings to complete the job. Perfect for your gym playlists. “Cold Cash” is the new release by rap duo Cold Camp and veteran producer The Dirty Sample. The result is an offbeat lyric-driven track featuring bass-heavy vibes and punchy drums laced with vivid storytelling. Dat Guy Ike and Gary White‘s “What Fathers Do” is a heartfelt and inspirational tune that pays homage to all the fathers doing the lord’s work in their children’s lives. Glenn Joseph Beats connects with Tony Tig for “The Broadcast,” a heavy lyric-dense track with no holds barred raps about taking the proverbial bulls by the horns and making the best out of this thing called life. Canadian artist Greg Orrē looks at the constant thoughts and conflicts in life in the new single “WE DON’T WANNA TALK.” The artist fuses R&B/pop and hip-hop on the track with a profound social commentary that touches on real-time issues. Singer/songwriter Deleon Speaks gets intimate with the suggestive “Sit on my face,” a mellow, seductive number that details a steamy session between two lovers. Uprising Scottish rapper JusHarry and French artist Mac Amish team up for “Nights Like This,” a bouncy and moody track that explores chaos and peace. Over a Jersey club bounce and ominous textures, JustHarry reflects on the ups and downs of life and life-changing decisions. Pavy pays homage to “NY Girls” in his new single. The track is adulation-filled and sees the rapper in his element with vivid storytelling that paints a scenic view of city life. Mz flexes his lyrical biceps on the upbeat “U DONT” while AFEEGO delivers a bouncy club jam in “SNEAKY LINK”.  “Bass Is Life” is an experimental track from Onepacman, DRNO1, Ambre and DJ Destruction, who team up to create an off-kilter and out-of-the-box piece that strays from the norm. As the title suggests, it’s heavy on the bass element and on forward-thinking, dynamic musical arrangements that remain unpredictable from start to finish.

Lyrics‘s new release “F.U.” is an unapologetic piece about fairweather friends who turned their backs at the time they were needed. Backed by a solemn and reflective backdrop, Lyrics doesn’t mince his words and sends a verbal stinker at those types of friends. Central Florida Area-based DJ HeadBussa and rapper Taz Money team up for “Shit Crazy,” an anthemic track for the go-getters out here putting in the necessary work.

Eclectic rapper/singer/songwriter Anonimuss Rose returns with a socially conscious and uplifting track, “American Dreamer,” which blends modern neo soul, jazz, and R&B with a hip-hop pizazz. Armed with her commanding vocal tone and insightful songwriting, Anonimuss Rose looks at the present state of affairs. From self-preservation, dream chasing, loss, hope and love, the track runs through the gamut of emotions of the masses who are slowly being pressured.Rah Cashiano is the OG “Trap member” who doesn’t take shorts or losses. Paydaiotw takes time to dig deep into their psyche in “Therapy Hosted by Cannabis”. The conceptual tune sees the rapper sharing their thoughts with Cannabis as their therapist. From chasing vices to numb life pains and the effect it has, the emcee reminds us to challenge dependency and find true agency. Gold Chain Military affiliate MidaZ The BEAST, and TriState pay homage to the 90s with their new collaborative project, Separated At Birth.  The first leak, “Sauce And Jay,” captures the essence of the two legends, and the result is a raw, lyric-dense piece that hits hard with vivid imagery and a commanding flow to match. Solid Plant Records debuts this week with “Dopamine,” a modern R&B ballad about being neck-deep in love. Grizzy Hendrix‘s new single “Hate My Job” is an unapologetic look at the never-ending grind that life throws us in. Over a smooth and bouncy backdrop, the emcee shares his thoughts on 9 to life, his creative outlet, relationships and other interesting, relatable topics.