There’s an organic feel to this record that sounds like a cypher, with the two working less on creating a mainstream-ready track, but moreso one that boosts their status collectively.
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The project finds the local singer/producer exploring areas of indie rock with intricate production that feels layered yet light.
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His aggressive delivery matches the intensity of the production as he weaves through verses about street life and survival.
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Reggie Bonds dropped a new single last week, “Black Holocaust Museum.” The track confronts history while celebrating resilience. The project takes its name from the former Milwaukee institution founded by lynching survivor Dr. James Cameron, which documented Black persecution and triumph. Bonds weaves personal narratives with broader commentary on systemic racism and community strength. His production choices blend soul samples
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The track walks a tightrope between braggadocious bars and sonic experimentation, with Rio talking about taking over when the time is right.
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The release finds the local rapper reflecting on his position in the city’s music scene while maintaining his authentic approach to storytelling.
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Dak DuBois dropped a new track,”Garden,” that finds the singer/songwriter exploring organically funky territory both musically and thematically.
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The beat has a bounce to it, and Kris knows that he needs to grind to shine.
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Ross spits with a take-no-prisoners attitude, looking for more money at every turn.
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Over Sunny Lou’s genre-bending production, Sel talks about getting girls and living freely, with cash for days, too.
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The band delivers a collection that feels perfectly timed for the season’s darker turn, with tracks that were previously abandoned from previous bands now brought to completion.
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The latest edition of B&E Weekly Jams delivers another stellar lineup, featuring 10 brand-new tracks from some of the city’s most exciting artists. This week’s playlist features new music from Micah Emrich, Socially Suspect, Reggie Bonds, and many more.
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The two are the latest to step to the hanging mic, with an old-school feeling beat soundtracking stories of their hustle.
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RunItUp’Player doesn’t have time to waste when it comes to making moves, delivering bars about his relentless pursuit of more money with an authenticity that cuts through the track.
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The song blends retro songwriting elements with Emrich’s harmonic vocal delivery, creating a low-key track about wanting someone out of your life.
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The sixth album from the rapper explores themes of connection and distance, both personal and professional, with plenty of features along for the ride.
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The latest effort from the local favorites weaves together tales from life on the road with the kind of raw, authentic energy that’s become their calling card.
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The beat carries the signature Milwaukee sound, combining street-ready production with enough grit to keep heads nodding.
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Wanhunnit keeps elevating, focused on making moves to get to the next level, spitting bars about his relentless pursuit of success.
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The visual treatment by PhatPhat Productions catches the rapper outside, posted up like the NBA star, drawing parallels between athletic dominance and street success.
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The beat carries the signature underground Milwaukee sound that’s been defining the city’s hip hop output lately, with a carefree flow to boot.
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The album represents a checkpoint in an ongoing journey, both musical and personal.
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GillaCam Production’s video catches the rapper outside on the streets by himself, delivering the track with passion.
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Qd doesn’t hold back, with confident lyrics over a bass-heavy instrumental that’s clearly designed for both headphones and club speakers.
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Over sparse production, he wrestles with success and setbacks, turning other people’s doubt into defiant bars.
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