Seemingly emerging out of nowhere or somewhere within a hazy, Lo-fi, Boom-bap dungeon, Texas rapper John Roberson releases, “Black Genius”. The 22-year-old artist is the mind behind “Fuck America’s Dream”, which came out over a year ago. Speaking about his latest track, John states, “This song
Johnny Quezz, the hardcore rapper who brought us the “Crank” EP last year has come out yet again with his most recent headbanger titled, “Focus”. Johnny Quezz is a part of the Houston collective, Rich Broke Dudez, who will be making a special appearance in our Fall
Doeman definitely gives listeners an ear-full along with his new visual for “The Genocide” from his ‘OBE’ project. The third coast spitter goes in hard on the track, expressively stating his feelings of discontent with the state of the rap game. Doeman gives his spiel on
Bishop 3rd000 Drops Funky, New Visual For “Zikedelik!”. Watch Here: Back at it again, Bishop 3rd000 hits the ground running with yet another visual installment of his “Marsviewston” tape. For those who have not heard the project, a good listen of the work will give
New Houston Music Outlet got the chance to sit down with Houston native, Fat Tony in this recent interview. Fat Tony has long since been establishing his blossoming solo career, with a keen sense of business savy, street smarts, and witty yet laid back flows.
What’s the word? Poetik Force has released the final visual installment to the single, “Swerve”, from his latest album, “The Bottom Line”. Teaming up once again with director LyVell Gipson, the visual captures Poetik Force swervin’ under city lights in the streets of L.A. with
Houston rapper J-Wil has dropped his mixtape, “Rare Ghetto” hosted by DJ E-Dub, DJ Hollygrove, and The Chopstars. The six track project is the first full body of work J-Wil has put out this year and has been worth the wait, as this H-Town
New Houston Music Outlet takes to San Marcos, TX for 2016’s Float Fest. The 2-day music festival was a fun filled, sun charged weekend that included dope music performances by the San Marcos River. Performances included: the boss, Miami rapper, Rick Ross, Rock band KONGOS,
W ith pure appreciation for the Houston landscape and both Mexican and Guatemalan culture, rapper Freddie Guatemala channels some diverse influences into his most recent, self-titled body of work. A little bit about this emcee: Born in Guatemala, Freddie and his mother moved to the States at
Houston emcee, Svn comes out with this long awaited new visual directed by long-time friend Adrien Caristan. The new visual is quite different from any of other Svn visual that we have seen in the past. As the song begins, you are hit all at once by