Hip-Pop artist Yaysh brings a glorious new sound to the table with her latest single “Daep.” The stunning piece which translates to “Beautiful,” in Vietnamese, was carefully crafted by the artist herself alongside producer Troy R8dio Johnson. The sultry piece brings to life Yaysh as an artist, which has us enticed from start to finish. Throughout the piece she fills to the rafters of spirituality and uniqueness as her seductive freestyle combines brilliant lyricism and a fresh freestyle that you will not soon forget.

Struggling in school and dropping out of college, Yaysh found that music and meditation kept her going. The emotional depths of her songs shine through, and “Daep” is the perfect introduction to the buzzworthy new artist. Be sure to put her on your radar for 2018! You don’t want to miss out on this one.
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Artist Joel Phil is ready to kick off the New Year in style. Making waves with his new release, “Raise Up,” the 4-track EP brings on some impressive names for the upcoming artist. Throughout the record we hear many diverse sides of the song which shows the range of Joel Phil. Alongside the EP, he has also released a new video for the original form of the piece, which shows his New York City and musical spirit. Drawing from modern greats such as Shawn Mendes and Calvin Harris, his flow and musicality is golden…and boy will you be impressed. On both the EP and in video form, Joel Phil comes off as quite a character in the best way possible; he’s interesting, his style is fresh, and instrumentation unforgettable. If “Raise Up,” isn’t one of your new favorite songs, I’m not sure what would be.

Billy Crain entices with his ambitious new record “Broken Things.” The legend who has spent time playing alongside the likes of the Allman Brothers and ZZ Top to name a few, is a stand out act in his own right. On the album we hear an artist that is writing and playing music on his own terms. Each piece is crafted perfectly to blend. Filled with slick guitar riffs and memorable vocals, Crain does an exceptional job of painting his lyrics on a musical canvas.
Each one of the songs on the record stand out on their own, creating a listening experience you will not soon forget. He breaks barriers and weaves witty instrumentation throughout and he brings a whole new meaning to Southern Roots Rock. From pieces such as “Orphan” and “Rock Paper Scissors,” he breathes a charming life into the songs. Crain knows no boundaries and constantly pushes the barrier with a bit of Southern charm in tow. Is it too early to say “Broken Things,” is on my favorites list in the new year?