Returning from his first festival performance of 2021 at Rolling Loud Miami, the 19-year-old rising star from New York City’s Washington Heights, Stunna Gambino has just released his video single for “ZAZA.” The track follows Stunna’s high-profile feature on The Kid LAROI‘s new track and video “Not Sober” alongside Polo G. While addressing the pains, setbacks, and losses that he has endured in the past to reach a promising future, in the video for “ZAZA,” Gambino sits comfortably in a hidden lair with a Lamborghini, fly clothes, and beautiful women. “I’m the neighborhood hero, the big don dada,” he proclaims while reminding himself that “last year I was down on my knees.”

Stunna Gambino has stood out from NYC’s saturated Drill scene by speaking his truth over captivating melodies and flows. “The kids around me used to be talking about growing up to be neighborhood drug dealers,” he recalls of his Uptown upbringing. “I was trying to grow up and get out.” As a prodigy, he earned the name Stunna based on his flashy wardrobe, made possible by a father who worked at Bloomingdales. A love of mafia flicks inspired the “Gambino.” Like a film plot, Stunna was taken under the wing by some older, seasoned guys on his block. With an older brother, he began pursuing music in his adolescence. “We built a booth out of this one wooden closet,” Stunna recalls. From a makeshift home studio to the city’s best recording spaces, the rapper spoke his truth, vented his pain, and laid out his ambitions. Gambino’s evocative voice and melodic flows first took hold of the city in late 2018 with the release of his single “Still the Same” (featuring Leeky Bandz), which saw over 600k+ streams across DSPs. Before turning 18, Stunna continued to apply pressure in 2019, releasing his debut project, Underrated, including the standout single, “Switch Sides” (feat. Jay Cino), before selling out his first show at SOB’s.

It was 2020 that cemented Stunna’s staying power with releases including “Rockstar From The Trenches” (feat. Bizzy Banks), his Toosii assisted remix of “Rivals,” and his latest single, “Demons” last December – which Rihanna plugged in one of her IG stories. A Boogie Wit da Hoodie, Soulja Boy, and Rowdy Rebel have been among other high-profile supporters. Since the cosign, “Demons” has been streamed over 15 million times, becoming Stunna Gambino’s most popular song to date, while “Heartless,”“Rivals,” and “Rockstar From The Trenches” each fast approach 10 million streams. At only 19, Stunna Gambino is turning heads and quickly proving himself a standout among New York’s diverse Hip Hop landscape.

Please listen and share Stunna Gambino’s new video single “ZAZA” via the links below.

Hailing from New York’s Lower East Side, Aurora Anthony is quickly making a name for himself as a rapper, artist, and fashion muse. Today the ultimate hyphenate releases a new single “Terracotta” with the announcement of his debut album TUNDE releasing on 8/13. He also reveals the cover art for the album which was notably created by renowned American painter and sculptor Reginald Sylvester II.

Stream “Terracotta” HERE and watch the music video HERE via Heavy Sounds Lab. 

“Terracotta” is the second single to drop from Aurora’s forthcoming album. On the song, he explores more melodies on a jazzy backdrop as softer hooks serve as a starch contrast to Aurora’s signature deep tone. Painting a vivid picture of his extraordinary lifestyle, his gruff vocals rap, “ In the city off acid through Louie V glasses, shorty did a split, shit the chain did gymnastics.”

This song follows “Cartier” which received critical acclaim. Billboard called it, ”a gritty summer single, in line with the track’s equally bold and cinematic visual.” OkayPlayer raved, “We’re predicting he might blow up in the coming months.” While Flaunt Magazine is excited to see what comes next, “We cannot wait for more, but for now we’ll do with this dose of his flex-worthy lifestyle.”

For the upcoming album TUNDE releasing on 8/13, Aurora tapped his close friend Reginald Sylvester II to create an original painting for the cover art. This dynamic pair collaborating lends to Aurora‘s creative foresight as a tastemaker in New York’s art scene. Reginald Sylvester II is a critically acclaimed American artist. In his large-scale canvases which are currently on display in London at Maximillian William gallery, his figures emerge from more abstract brushwork. 

TUNDE is Aurora Anthony’s specially-curated art project representing all sides of his lifestyle and Sylvester‘s cover art captures that story exquisitely. For now, get lost in the smooth vibes of “Terracotta” as Aurora Anthony uncovers more to come.

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Kavin Donnell delivers a relatable single with his latest track, “Burner Account.”

Kavin Donnell’s track, “Burner Account,” is a creative take on stalker ex, just not getting the hint. The event is unforgettable, as Kavin details the dilemma with hard-hitting verses and a poppy, upbeat cadence.

Los Angeles native Kavin Donnell delivers a fantastic track, ”Burner Account,” detailing the all too relatable stalker ex we all know! The song is Kavin‘s latest single, describing how his ex “can’t help” but lurk him because she can’t let go. The track has a pop flair and airy vocals, with an intriguing subject matter, making the song entertaining and a must-listen. 

Kavin has always been into music. He first started showing an interest in music from as young as the age of six. Donnell showed a fondness for multiple genres of music and a reason why he has become such a diverse talent. Kavin started fully pursuing music after he graduated high school. He has shown natural talent with his ability to adapt to beat and have this “unique blend of R&B and spoken word,” allowing him to devour any beat.

With Kavin’s latest release, “Burner Account,” he has solidified himself for his unique and adaptable sound. The track, “Burner Account,” shows an impeccable rhythm and beat, that even though it is a song about an ex, you want to move around. The song is a straight-up break-up anthem. That will have you screaming along and cursing your ex out too. It is about moving on and your ex watching your every move from a fake or burner account. The song is more about not letting go, even when Kavin has moved on and is with someone new. 

Kavin as an artist is next to none, as he turned a complicated and weird situation with an ex into a conscious and melodic song. The track will have anyone, who is in their feelings or having related to this situation, hooked and singing along. 

Donnell shows aptitude as an artist to watch. From his subject matter to the production of his sound, it is clear this is only the beginning of what we can expect from Kavin Donnell.  

Be sure to tap in with Kavin Donnell Via Social Media @KavinDonnell on all platforms to see when that will happen. 

Check out Kavin Donnell’s latest release, “Burner Account,” below, which is available everywhere!