B.Justice - I DO

Every once and a while, a song drops that does not lean on heavy production tricks or flashy features, but instead thrives on how naturally it flows. B.Justice’s “I Do” is one of those tracks. From the first few seconds, the beat settles into a mellow rhythm, giving you the kind of warmth you would expect if Bob Marley ever stepped in the booth to spit bars. The blend of bass and subtle beatboxing gives the song a flow that feels both playful and grounded.

What really pulls the track together is B.Justice himself. His voice cuts through with precision, each word enunciated like he knows it deserves to be heard. No mumble rapping here! His delivery is steady and intentional, but not stiff, which gives the lyrics a sharpness that plays against the easygoing beat in a way that keeps your ears locked in.

In the hook, he brings in his own vocals by singing the words “I Do” with a simple and memorable cadence. The chorus is catchy without ever feeling forced and I caught myself singing it even as I was writing this. 

“I Do” strikes that rare balance between being easy to vibe with and still showcasing B.Justice’s lyrical sharpness, proving that sometimes the most powerful statement is in keeping it simple.

Ya’ll make sure y’all vibe out and give it a listen!

/Sky Abner for CW 

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Hero Da Kyng - No Headaches

Y’all, I think we found a cure that can relieve all headaches! Hero Da Kyng released his new song “No Headaches,” and it’s exactly what the doctor prescribed. This song has a vibey smooth feel with catchy lyrics and a flow that’s reminiscent of B.O.B and André 3000. It has a nice early 2010s/ late 2000s feel that we all wish we could go back to. 

What we enjoy most about “No Headaches” is the balance that it has. The song holds depth in its lyrics with a clear message about stunting on your haters and making them your motivators, while also being catchy and giving a commercial feel that you could hear on the radio all day!

The production from Exam 325 Music House and Mob Fanalia compliments the lyrical delivery perfectly with 808 beats that give space to showcase his range. It shows that he can be hard when needed, but also knows when to pull back and let the melody breathe.

We can see that this is new music from an artist that clearly understands his craft. He is bringing some of that Southern Florida grit to Milwaukee and we messing with what he bringing! 

This a hit to clear y’all head like Tylonel! Ya’ll make sure y’all vibe out and give it a listen!

/Sky Abner for CW 

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Young Whip - I AM [EP]

Young Whip knows exactly who he is and is making sure you know too in his new hip-hop EP called “I AM” released on July 17th.

This project is so clean. No, for real y’all, it’s radio friendly with no profanities. The perfect music to play in the car to make you feel like your HIM. He is giving us vibey bars and popping his stuff in a way that’s holds weight behind it. The production is nice with beats that make you want to turn it up and hear the bass.

Grinding since 2010, you can definitely hear the hustle in his delivery. When he says “I AM” he’s not just talking, he’s declaring it. Each track represents companies in his business network that paint a picture of empire-building over hit-chasing.That’s big brain energy right there!

That being said, the tracks feel like they end before you can really get into them. We’re being served hip-hop appetizers when we want a full course meal! We want time to marinate in what he’s saying and that’s not happening when the four song EP is about six minutes long.The delivery is pretty solid, but there is room to experiment more with cadence, pacing and vocal dynamics to keep listeners on their toes.

Still “I AM” is a strong step forward and proof that Young Whip is carving out his own lane. If this is just the warm-up, the next release will definitely have us anticipating and hopefully you too.

Family-friendly hip-hop that still hits? Ya’ll make sure y’all vibe out and give it a listen!

/Sky Abner for CW 

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BLAX - Take A Picture

Nothing gives more 414 than a song that was made for the community and inspired by the memories of three significant figures who shaped Milwaukee’s music scene.

Milwaukee Hip-Hop artist, BLAX has released his new single ‘Take A Picture’ that mixes vibey OG hip-hop elements with lyrics full of powerful storytelling that will encourage you to call up your relatives and tell them you miss them. 

Just coming back from his tour across the West and East coast, “Take a Picture” was released on July 17th at midnight on all major digital streaming platforms by God Degree Media. The single holds a tribute to Milwaukee’s musical legends: Cecilio Negrón Jr., Twan Mack and Kid Millions showcasing a celebration of life and a meditation on loss.

This song gives reminiscent elements of “The Message” by Dr. Dre with a flow so mellow and rhythmic that made us bop our heads and lowkey want to shed a little tear. 

This is a single that really showcases the vibes that we love to see. Music as a form of expression and that gives emotion. We think y’all should vibe out and give it a listen! Y’all might need some tissue, though!

/Sky Abner for CW