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Check out our playlist featuring some of the new artists we’ve had the pleasure of working with as well as other rising talents. You’re bound to catch a vibe and find a bop for your own playlists!
Savaya - “Hear You”
Savaya’s music video for “Hear You” vibrates with color and life. As written onscreen in the opening shot, the video takes place in the “deep jungle” of Central America. Pans of verdant foliage, both close-up and from far overhead, dominate this visual experience.
The Future Kingz ft. Hopsin - “DiRTY”
Within the first ten seconds alone, several short, attention-grabbing shots establish the school setting for the “DIRTY” music video. We see a janitor mopping the floors, balls of paper tossed through the air, skateboarding in the hallways, and a full classroom. It is from the front row of this classroom that the rap begins.
Pierre Porter ft. Superstar Rah - “Nobody”
A late-April release, Pierre Porter’s “Nobody," ft. Superstar Rah, vibrates with energy and enthusiasm while lyrically grappling with themes of privacy within a relationship.
Cam Blair - “Pick It Up”
While relatively simple on a musical level, Cam Blair’s “Pick it Up” lives up to the promise of its title—upbeat and lively. Blair, dressed in a patterned button-down, chunky silver jewelry, and statement sunglasses, creates a persona on the screen that oozes with confidence. The lyrics focus on wealth and physical pleasure: “Cash on the floor / Pick it up and get some more.”
Kofi - “Third Degree” Music Video
“Third Degree” is a nonstop performance, one that pushes you right into the action. The camerawork is dynamic, endlessly spinning, tilting, and swerving from one shot into the next. This visual style perfectly matches Kofi’s rap style, which features a bright backing track and a steady beat that anchoring the song.
HENNESSY - “All For Nothing”
“ALL FOR NOTHING” is an impassioned expression of love, loss, and helplessness, and Hennessy certainly delivers. At just under three minutes, the song is short but packs a punch. Her smooth voice and dark eyes capture the emotion in each lyric: “Told myself don’t fall too deep / Shoulda known it was all for nothing.” As the title suggests, she fears that her investment in a relationship was ultimately a waste. In the aftermath of a breakup, she regrets “fall[ing] too deep” because she had an inkling all along that things would fall apart.
Prophet The Artist - “Bruce Lee”
This music video for the track titled “Bruce Lee” by Prophet The Artist sees him deliver some comical vibes, in which the highlight of the video was where he caught a bullet with his teeth. The energetic display in this music video by the young rapper from New Jersey can be compared to the bullet speed of the legendary Bruce Lee whose brutal strength and power are also visible in the hard-hitting bars of this music video.
FRVRFRIDAY - “Time & It’s Order”
The opening shot of “Time & Its Order” shows the singer donned in sunglasses and a black pea coat, his hair piled on top of his head, and his lips moving to the lyrics. His posture is stoic, and the monochromatic black of his outfit stands out against the hazy grey of the background. The video abruptly pivots to strobe lights followed by smooth black and white shots of FRVRFRIDAY’s members. In this opening segment, the camera’s rapid shifts and changing subject matter practically make the viewer struggle to catch up.
Sanyé - “Stoicism Lol” Music Video
The title alone of Sanyé’s 2020 release is enough to grab one’s attention. Stoicism as a philosophical principle involves using mental strength and self-control to overcome emotion—the evocation of this idea combined with the casual “Lol” reads as both ironic and cheekily subversive.
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My name is Sherren Olivia. I am a singer-songwriter from Chicago, IL. I love music and have been singing since I was a child. I began singing in church at a young age and continued to sing throughout my life in choirs. In college, I was introduced to recording and songwriting where I started to work with other musicians. I released my first two songs in 2015 on Soundcloud. I remember hoping that song would get to 500 plays and never imagined that something I wrote in my dorm room would reach over 100,000 people.
My first album "Oasis" was released this past February 2022. My journey has just begun and I am very excited to continue growing as an artist and make more music. I want to encourage anyone who loves to make music and create art to never stop creating. Create things that you like and do not try to create for others.