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Staff Picks: All the Music We’re Listening to This Month

Posted on February 23rd, 2019
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February Edition: Here’s our first ever ‘Staff Picks’ of 2019.

HML by Melii Feat A Boogie wit Da Hoodie 

Harlem native Melii is giving love a chance with “HML” featuring A Boogie. She represents a bold and independent woman who’s not afraid to tell the person she’s interested in, to “hit my line.”

No Reply by Mahalia 

Mahalia has so much to offer with her melodic sound in “No Reply.” She speaks to all the girls that KNOW the person they’re dealing with, ain’t shit. If your “boo” isn’t benefiting you financially, emotionally, and/or physically, this is your anthem!

Threat by Goody 

Chicago emcee Goody returns with a new single called ‘Threat’ — streaming exclusively on SoundCloud. His music flow is everything you could imagine and there’s something about his melody that makes you want to put the song on repeat. In the record, the rapper demands money, power, and respect, and he’s sure to get it with the bars he’s spitting.

Whole Different Bag by Drego & Beno 

You can’t list a Detroit hit without mentioning rap duo Drego and Beno. Their recent single, “Whole Different Bag” features Babyface Ray and GT, two other underground rappers from Detroit. When you’re in your bag and all about making the money, this is the song you listen to. 

Submitted by: Dereka Bennett 

Keep Up by Cuban Doll 

Cuban Doll’s latest record, “Keep Up,” has the perfect amount of energy. The trap beat, infinite bars, and undeniable skills will make you question the future of female hip hop. 

Submitted by: Marquin Stanley

Roof by Rico Nasty

Rico Nasty is so happy to be herself. The latest ‘Roof’ record is funky, trippy, silly, but so creative. The song itself is definitely worth listening too, if you’re looking to have a bit of fun.

Ghetto Champagne by Sada Baby 

With over 2 Million hits on YouTube, Detroit rapper Sada Baby’s “Ghetto Champagne” is one hood anthem that will make the whole city “bring the ice out.” Mixed with melody-like flows, this is one catchy song to bop to. 

Submitted by: Dereka Bennett 

Bum Bum by Davido ft. Zlatan ibile 

Nigerian singer, songwriter, and record producer Davido features Zlatan Ibile on his latest record ‘Bum Bum.’ Harnessing into a new single, the two give us this Afro-beats bop that you’ll have to keep on replay.

Submitted by: Denver Lark 

Intro by E.Will 

“Intro,” the opening track off of E. Will’s latest project, “Make it Out” Is about his unpredictable lifestyle. Many would categorize his sound as “hustle music” because he talks “that shit.” So if you’re looking for some motivation to get the bag, stream E. Will’s “Intro.” 

Middle Child by J Cole 

J Cole has no filter when it comes to spitting either his truth or the truth. Cole enlists artist like Drake, Kodak Black, and 21 Savage who he seems to cherish relationships with.

Codeine Cowgirl by Starrah

Starrah is a bonafide Star, having writing credits for every big name in the game, she has an uncanny ability to still write unique music for herself that sets her apart from the rest

Submitted by: RK Jackson

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