We are closing March with some heavy bangers from the underground. These cats show much promise and we suggest you check them out and show them the much needed love and support.

Jon Dacom – Runnin.

After a brief hiatus, Jon Dacom is back with his latest track “Runnin”. On a smooth nostalgic beat produced by DJ Yung vamp, Jon details his struggles during his early adulthood that lead him to where he is now in life.

Jon Dacom is a rapper from Raleigh, NC. Formerly a member of the group Dacom worldwide he is now ready to reach his horizons as a solo act. Using music as an outlet, Jon paints pictures in his lyrics of what he encounters on the daily. He best describes his music as a blend of down south and West Coast influences.

Big Meats – 23 Days

Sylvester, GA native Big Meats aka “the College Grad Loser” releases his newest track “23 Days”. Big Meats takes you on a journey, picking up where he left off with his last project “Boy Meats World.” Big Meats tell his story from the perspective of  a person who has run out of options and possibly could be on the streets or back in his hometown.

JR Jones – Woke.

Radiance – Night stroll.

Philly based Radiance is an up and coming emcee and she just recently shared with us her latest record titled “Night Stroll”. The laid-back tune shows her unique display of lyricism, mellow demeanor.  As for the record, she gave us an insight into its creation as follows

” “Night Stroll” was created at 3 am at my kitchen table after my 11-hour shift; I have insomnia some nights so I stayed up when I heard this Joey Badass beat by (B. young) and I just couldn’t leave it alone.”

She is currently preparing to drop a new single so keep an eye out for that.

Epoch Failure – They Ain’t Talkin’ Now.

NJ’s Epoch Failure have debuted their latest single, the bold and fervent “They Ain’t Talkin’ Now.” Recorded in Nashville with Tommee Profitt(producer/composer for Capitol’s #1 Billboard rapper, NF), the song is an anthem about overcoming adversity and rising up in the face of all the doubters and haters. As such, this track is more than just a song, it’s a personal sonic portrait. ESPN got behind the message and the beats early, as they featured the song all last month on their First Take sports talk series.

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