VIDEO: Ray Loww & BreadWinner Quez – “Smashing Out”

The two take a low-key beat and give it life, rapping about hustling through the city with plenty of work to move.
Read moreThe two take a low-key beat and give it life, rapping about hustling through the city with plenty of work to move.
Read moreThe two brag about being able to spend money whenver they feel like it, and hustle to get it right back if need be.
Read moreComing straight from the streets, the two are rapping about getting in mode, making their money by any means necessary.
Read moreE is unapolagetic when she gets to the microphone, and you can hear that from the moment she starts rapping.
Read moreMixing autotuned harmonies and straightforward raps, the two are carefree on the microphone, talking about having plenty of money and moving how they want to.
Read moreIn just under two minutes, he tells you all about how he’s living, pulling girls with ease and spending money however he wants to.
Read moreWith a beat that features a bouncing bass and an ever-present piano, you know what type of time it is from the second the beat kicks in.
Read moreThe beat takes a crazy sample flip and turns it into a Milwaukee slapper, and both rappers bring the energy to their verses.
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Read moreIn honor of the 50th anniversary of Hip Hop, we’re spinning this TMEP classic with Def Jam Records’ original president and co-producer of Public Enemy’s “Yo Bum Rush the Show.”
Read moreGet tons of new music from Milwaukee this week, featuring tracks from Godxilla, Wax Cherubs, El Sebas and more!
Read moreThe single is Lano’s fifth track of the year, in addition to two projects that he’s released thus far as well.
Read moreFour tracks of soulful samples get the DKA treatment on this one, with verses that pull in elements of abstract flows and clever wordplay.
Read moreThe verses go in many different directions, all driven by McClinton’s wild vocal delivery.
Read moreWhether he’s talking about living lavishly or simply just being able to outwrite most rappers, Daniels has no shame in his game and it shows.
Read moreThe fall air has been settling in these last few weeks, and producer Travvy Trav released a new track captivating it. Keeping the relaxing lo-fi arc from his last few tracks flowing, Trav evokes imagery of falling leaves and chilly days with a tranquil, stripped-down guitar melody and lightly peppered percussion that’ll have you reflecting on how fast this year’s
Read moreWith an array of instrumentation and a combination of analog and digital, “Radium Girls” is all over the place, but Rayven brings it all together in the best ways.
Read moreThe two pack as much into their verses as possible, giving you the most style they can in just over two minutes.
Read moreThe track feels light an airy, like an escape to another world for just a couple of minutes.
Read moreAcross eight tracks, Tanky is bold and brash with his verses, which are aided by big beats that infuse elements of trap and elecronic music.
Read moreGodxilla raps like a veteran with the spirit of a younger artist.
Read moreEverything about this project is gritty and raw, capped off by Coogi’s flow, which compromises for nothing.
Read moreRap J dropped a new single and video over the summer. With this one, J channels the imagination of a six-year-old kid who had big dreams in life – referring to himself. The artist is found chilling at the Rhythm x Records studio, illuminated by vibrant lighting. He raps about finding his calling and creating his own opportunity, commanding the
Read moreHip hop artist Zae Shakur dropped a new album at the end of August. It’s eleven tracks, opening with an intro where Shakur expresses that he feels perpetually misunderstood and stays minding his own business. Shakur proceeds to rap with an unbothered mindset and an eclectic selection of beats, enjoying the company of women, fast cars and a boatload of
Read moreThis week, we look back at some of our favorite interviews from the summer as we call a number of Milwaukee artists up on the Rap Phone!
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