Bbm Deion lists his biggest influences as Roddy Ricch, NBA Youngboy, and Polo G.

Dom Deshawn aka Dominique Mattox is a rapper from Columbus, OH. As for his biggest influences, Dom lists Nas, Little Brother, Slum Village, Aaliyah, OutKast, Kendrick Lamar, and Fly Union

Phonzz is a rapper and designer from St. Louis, MO. Phonzz says that he got into music in the summer of 2007, around the age of 13, when he decided to try to record over Lupe Fiasco’s “The Coolest” instrumental.

Malik Moses was announced in November 2021 as the first signee to mixing engineer, MixedByAli’s label, NoName Recordings.

Peachcurls is a multi-instrumentalist from Cleveland, OH. His influences range from OutKast, Missy Elliott, and Timbaland to Erykah Badu, Melanie Faye, and D’Angelo to Prince, Jimi Hendrix, and Sly Stone to his very own parents.

Brian Brown was originally supposed to have a feature on “Park” from Isaiah Rashad’s 2016 album, The Sun’s Tirade.

Akeem Ali is bringing the pimp to modern hip-hop.

Benji. was announced as the eighth member of the Spillage Village collective in 2020 as part of the roll-out for their album, Spilligion.

HDBeenDope aka Darius Henry is one of the most interesting young rappers to sprout from the rap mecca, Brooklyn, NY.

Tiing is a Bronx, NY rapper who is the son of Grammy-nominated drummer, Greg Bandy, and the roommate of 1/2 of Brasstracks, Ivan Jackson.

Bums are a hip-hop collective from Richmond, Indiana inspired not only by rap greats like Kanye West, Pharrell Williams, and Jay-Z, but also, genre blending, new artists like Jean Dawson and Roy Blair, and even movies like Goodfellas and Fantastic Mr. Fox.

You can thank Vory (formerly King Vory) aka Tavoris Hollins, Jr. for some of your favorite songs because his pen has made its way around the industry.

Elliott Trent has penned songs for some of your favorite artists - Usher, Chris Brown, Trippie Redd, Tinashe, and more.

Founder of Ice Cold Records, IceColdBishop is one of the most interesting rappers coming out of LA.

Marlon Craft is a rapper that sounds nice over classic, boom-baps, but is at his best over more jazz-inspired beats, oftentimes live instrumentation.

“I’m not the J. Cole of South Africa, I’m the Shane Eagle of the world,” said Shane Eagle after being asked about comparisons to rappers like Cole, Kendrick Lamar, and Drake.

The protégé of Macklemore, Travis Thompson has a familiar, yet unique sound. The Seattle rapper got his start via Macklemore and Ryan Lewis's Seattle youth program.

Don’t listen to Tanerélle if you’re not ready to have your heartstrings tugged. The Atlanta actress and singer has a short, but growing catalog that is guaranteed to get you in your feels.