Ben Stevenson’s “Dirty Laundry” EP is out now!

Get it for a just an FB like @ https://www.facebook.com/benjaminstevie/app_151503908244383

Or buy it @ http://culvertmusic.com/releases/

Previously: NEW MUSIC: BEN STEVENSON “DIZZY” (PROD. DREW SCOTT)

Directed by Slakah The Beatchild.

From D:

In May, I had a chance to perform in Singapore at Music Matters.  It was a mind blowing experience.  We also had the chance to stay at the world famous Marina Bay Sands hotel.  So you know we had to shoot a video…

http://www.iamdo.ca http://www.twitter.com/iamdo
http://www.roadtocenterstage.com http://www.twitter.com/thekidfamous

Song produced by StatikMusic.
Video Edited by Illvibe.

Directed by Zac Facts.

R.O.Z. over a nice one from 2Epik.

https://twitter.com/roz_emb
http://instagram.com/roz_emb
https://soundcloud.com/roz_emb

Previously: NEW MIXTAPE: R.O.Z. “MO PIFF”

Directed by UTVMG.

Off YFRWN3, out ^now!

@SeseSeason

Produced by Don Griddy.

Previously: NEW ALBUM: SESE “YFRWN3?

BBNG meets KYTNDA!

Previously: NEW MUSIC: BADBADNOTGOOD “CAN’T LEAVE THE NIGHT”

Previously: NEW MUSIC: KAYTRANADA FEAT. SHAY LIA “LEAVE ME ALONE”

@Dan-e-o

@Brotha J

Previously: NEW MUSIC: BROTHA J “KING” (PROD. KHAN SOULO)

Previously: NEW VIDEO: DAN-E-O “LIL ELIJAH SAY” (DIRECTED BY FRED E FAME)

Rojo talks influences, her sound, her new album and more with REHAB.

Alexis: Let’s dive right into your Killah mixtape. So we’ve been listening to it and some of the remixes on there are pretty damn cool. How did that project come about and how did you link up with DJ Kitty Cash?

Rochelle: Killah was just a project that came out sporadically and randomly. Throughout the year I had been playing around with different remixes and having a lot of fun creatively. So I was thinking why don’t we just put the songs out together for the fans who have been waiting to hear from me. We decided to include Kitty Cash and it just came together naturally and the fans liked it. She’s actually one of my biggest supporters out there in NY and she actually included me on her mixtape a couple months ago. So I was so grateful for that opportunity and I was like you know, let me just throw it back that way.

Alexis: Every artist has that point where music becomes more than just a hobby. When did you really decide it was time to pursue your music career?

Rochelle: Damn, when did I realize? Well, I’ve been singing since around the age of 8. Growing up I never took it too seriously. As I got a littler older, I thought let me try to make something of it. I decided to take it seriously and then I finally packed up all my shit from Toronto and just moved to LA to pursue music. I actually recently moved out here last year but since then things have been going in the right direction.

Alexis: Anyone whose been studying the music scene knows that Toronto is definitely coming up. How has Toronto played a role in your sound and aesthetic?

Rochelle: I was actually born in England and raised in Toronto. In terms of Toronto, It’s a very multicultural and diverse place. There’s everything from hardcore West Indian culture to Latin influence – it’s just an openly diverse vibe. I love Toronto for that. I also pull inspiration from my roots. My background is Jamaican and European. All of that I incorporate into what I make.

Alexis: A few people have compared your music to a more modernAaliyah. It was a legit comparison once I listened to your 4-page letter re-work on Killah, which was dope I must say. What artists have you been influenced by?

Rochelle: I’m highly influenced by what I grew up listening to. That goes anywhere from Mary J. Blige, Toni Braxton, and Missy Elliot, to Aaliyah. But then there’s the Paramores’ and Avril Lavignes’ I grew up listening to. I kindof just go with whatever vibes I tend to be attracted to. Also, my boys from Canada – my brothers that I grew up listening to like Drake and seeing him rise. That was definitely a big influence for me musically and just inspiring overall and creatively for my career. The Weeknd and those guys too. I’m kindof just a merge of everything.

Read the full interview @ http://rehabonlinemag.com/2014/10/30/feature-interview-rochelle-jordan/

Another taste of Jonathan III newness off his upcoming “Th13teen” album.

Previously: NEW MUSIC: JONATHAN III FEAT. GILBERE FORTE “SHE LIKES ME”

5 of the most beloved rap artists from this-where just dropped this newness out of nowhere. Wtf.

Sese releases the 3rd and final instalment in his YFRWN series. The mixtape includes production from Rich Kidd, Superville, Classified and Don Griddy, along with appearances from JRDN, Thoby G, and rap O.G. Ras Kaas.

Previously: NEW MUSIC: SESE FEAT. JRDN “IWANNER” (PROD. DUKE DINERO) + “LOVE IT” (PROD. DON GRIDDY)