We are still dedicated to showcasing the best tracks/videos from the underground by searching far and wide in order to bring you our weekly list. It’s a tough job as we sift through a ton of high-quality tracks just to settle for just 5 so we switched it up so now we curating the Top 10 Submissions. Now that is what we call dedication, so sit back relax and get familiar with these acts.
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TADASHI – “Young Buddha”
https://soundcloud.com/kingtadashi/young-buddha/s-huoFJ

Producer TADASHI serves us his newest entry titled “Young Buddha”. The self-produced track has a mellow, lethargic feel and also showcases the producer’s vocal skills a she gets on the mic to deliver a solid effort. The track has a soothing feel and has the budding emcee dwell on peace for everyone. Get it on Spotify.

Jacob King – “Dollar Bills”

Jacob King makes his debut on TWIB count as he delivers a hard hitting track titled “Dollar Bills”. Over a cinematic, somewhat dark backdrop, he gets into his introspective bag as he details how the influence of money on a person’s life can change things for the better or worse. “Dollar Bills” is taken from Jacob King’s Debut Project Heat Check. Get it on Spotify and Apple Music

Tatiana Carrion – Maylia.

This is a song that tells the story of a love blossoming, leading to pregnancy and birth. There is a certain sadness about this song, since in the end, the relationship did not work. Her daughter was born, and regardless of the emotions described throughout the song… the two were not together by the time she was born. I am submitting this song for the artist because it moved me. I hope you feel the same. She is one of the most genuine people I know and I want her to be heard.

Akheim Allen – “SIR “(Music Video).

UK emcee Akheim Allen returns on a high note as he drops the visual for his song “SIR ” which is produced by O12. The track is a hard-hitting offering led by ominous synth keyboard arrangements and infectious wobbly drum patterns, over which Akheim Allen waxes lyrical about hustling back to back, and doing whatever is necessary to achieve his goals, while showcasing his captivating flow, writing skills and commanding presence.
Accompanied by a gripping music video, shot and directed by exciting newcomers B2 Creative. this is the first of two offerings to be released between now and the end of the year, leading up to a brand new EP in 2020.
Speaking about the inspiration for his new single ‘SIR’, Akheim Allen says, “I like to write real and honest music, in the hopes of connecting with people that have been through similar situations that I have been through. With ‘SIR’, I wanted to show my supporters where I’m at and where I aim to go, so when O12 sent me the beat, I thought it was the perfect canvas to open up about this important stage in my life and share my growing pains with listeners”.
Stream it on all DSPs here.

Lary Kidd – “Lucidité”

Canadian emcee Lary Kidd (who hails from Montreal) gets into his element on the hard-hitting jam titled “Lucidité”. The introspective track shows Kidd in flux as he delivers a soul gripping performance that will keep the listeners locked in from start to finish. “Lucidité” is taken from his 2nd project which is due in November. Get it on Apple Music and Spotify.

Naya Ali – “Get It Right”

Rising Ethiopian-born, Montreal based rapper Naya Ali delivers a solid visual for her song “Get It Right”. The hard hitting trap-infused banger is produced by Banx & Ranx (Sean Paul, Dua Lipa, Lady Leshurr). The track showcases the Naya Ali’s ability to deliver hard-hitting rhymes, hypnotic hooks and empowering lyrics over an incredibly catchy clock ticking-inspired beat blended in nicely alongside booming basslines and haunting howls.
Get it on Spotify.

Hayreezy – “Summer Vibrations”
https://open.spotify.com/track/1UsNhw91WFH1bGJutXTPKA

East London emcee Hayreezy taps into the warm summer spirit with an alluring single titled “Summer Vibrations”. Backed by a soothing, nostalgia-inducing backdrop he details his experiences during a summer love spell. He also gets help from frequent collaborator Touri$t and singer Jody Clayton who brings that hazy vibe to the forefront. “Summer Vibrations” is taken from his 6-track alternative rap ‘Inspired’ EP.
He is part of a ‘Woke and Wavy Gxng’ who practice living life to the fullest, whilst doing what they can to help other unlock that ability within themselves too. Hayreezy conforms to this with a woke and wavy sound; he is the epitome of alternative rap that cannot be boxed in.

Dax – “ISIS” Freestyle.

The ever working emcee, DAX returns with another gripping effort as he jumps on the “ISIS” beat and delivers his own rendition. As usual he exudes a fiery performance over the hard hitting beat.
Get it on Soundcloud

Rydell – “Queens & Kings”

Austro-American singer Rydell (Kimberly Rydell) marks her debut on TWIB with her lead single “Queens & Kings”. The Magnus Thomson (aka MOBO UnSung nominee GoodBrain) produced track is a solemn, reflective piece that showcases Rydell’s angelic and passionate vocals. Birthed during a period of homesickness while making music in London, the song serves as the love letter to Vienna and all the stories the city’s walls have heard.
The video is directed by Deniz Cooper who helps capture the queens and kings who make up the fabric of the city. Kimberly further cements her declaration of love by playing a few characters throughout the video, quite literally walking in their collective shoes and ‘identifying with different inner worlds’. “Queens & Kings” is taken from the upcoming E.P. “Stained Notes” .

Ziearre – “Beanstalk”
https://open.spotify.com/track/4J4c1BBAugBV4fmA0BJtSx

Brooklyn emcee Ziearre raises the ante on his anthemic jam titled “Beanstalk”. Backed by a catchy synth and upbeat trap vibe, he shares his go-getter mantra for all to hear. He explains, “I started to hear melodies and music in my head, and began to write songs. The musical ideas just came to me, and I couldn’t turn it off.” Hit the play button and get familiar. Get it on Apple Music. and Deezer.