Music Videos
@rstoryave drops “Timeless”
he Bronx is back! R realizes that his work is “Timeless.” His latest visual shows him in front of a motion-graphic in a cinematic form. The Dominican rapper uses some Spanglish to illustrate his mindset. In the new visual, you see R laser-focused on his future. He likens himself to Scarface without the cocaine. The New York artist has been intensely introspective lately. His latest LP “All or Nothing” has different vibes that are sure to keep his fans satisfied for a while.
The new single is laced perfectly by his engineer Roctimus Prime. Roctimus is R’s longstanding collaborator. R likens Roc to his equivalent to what 40 is to Drake. R is planning to stick with Roctimus Prime throughout his whole career. Loyalty is essential to R, and he shows it every single day.
Check it out below.
It’s time for a peculiar new video that’ll intrigue your senses. Enter “used to be so fun,” a mellow, questioning song for a lover about the fact that they’ve given up trying to make their partner happy. As downtrodden and gloomy as its lyrics are, the buoyant air of artist she loves boon’s lyrics make for a release that just makes you float over the Amazon. This is one track that you’ll be running back over and over.
Check out “used to be so fun” below.
Chase Sos, AKA RayQuan Rogers, was born in 1995 and understood the importance of social media. The NY bar spitter has always been someone that people look up too. He started in Crown Heights, NY but had to move to Long Island because he couldn’t stay out of trouble. After that, he decided to take entertainment seriously. Since his Freshman year at Freeport Highschool, Chase has been a star.
Although his music is fire, he would love to collaborate with artists like Meek Mill, Khalid, and all popping artists in his home state. His latest visual for “Show No Luv” is a solid introduction to the young star’s career. Chase SOS & Jay Gwuapo tag to create a cinematic video for the streets. In NY, getting money is extremely necessary. Nice cars and expensive chains are a way of life for the heavy hitters of Long Island.
Check it out here.
Tee-Kay Vis a self-proclaimed Ghetto Popstar from upstate New York. His smooth vocals and tantalizing flows blend to create magic every time he steps into the booth. The 21-year-old crooner is back with an electric new visual for his latest single, “Make It.” The video shows Tee-Kay V and his crew shut the block down with impressive choreography that is rarely seen from artists in today’s musical landscape.
Tee-Kay V has been through it all. His upcoming album, ’21’, will serve as his audio diary for all of his fans to hear. Not many artists are willing to be as vulnerable in their music as Tee-Kay. He plans to leverage his vulnerability to capture the hearts and minds of his steady growing fanbase.
Check out the upbeat mini-movie today for Tee-Kay V’s new single “Make It” today.
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