Today, genre-bending artist GASHI returns with the release of his latest single, “Gasoline,” out now via RCA Records. His first taste of new music in 2022, “Gasoline” comes ahead of GASHI’s anticipated forthcoming album, due out later this year. 

Opening on a chorus of dark synths and echoing vocals before kicking into a seductive, pulsating beat, “Gasoline” is a six-minute track that showcases GASHI’s undeniable lyrical flow and soulful melodies. The latter half of the song kicks into a slick freestyle, highlighting GASHI’s musical prowess as he spits boastful bars about his life and career to date.

Fast-rising Atlanta rapper OG MAL shares his new studio album titled From The Ground Up released via Money Maker Records, and it is a 13-track collective ready to buzz around Atlanta. All 13 new songs are pressure, and of course the tracklist includes his 2021 hit single “Average”. This new album spotlights OG Mal’s distinct flow and undeniable charisma. Atlanta is known to birth some of the hottest artists to-date, and OG Mal is definitely on that expanding list.
Hard-hitting and straight to the point, most of OG Mal’s music is gritty and relatable to the streets. With an original sound, OG Mal is well on his way to everlasting notoriety, and From The Ground Up is the perfect first impression for those new to his starbound journey. To stream From The Ground Up, play below:

DJ Cannon Banyon and Dwayne “D-One” Gilmore both hail from the underground southern rap scene in Cheraw, South Carolina, and have been collaborating since 2001.

D-One’s clever lyrics and fluid musical delivery showcases each song he writes is his unique sound. DJ Cannon Banyon’s hard hitting drums with Southern soulful melody is all thanks to TNTXD pack.

The pair delivers the third track, “Last Row,” for DJ Cannon Banyon’s upcoming EP, “Southern Country 9,” expected June 17th. This single highlights the growth in both artists and the production from their earlier underground days, while maintaining the same Southern sound they developed years ago. The album title “Southern Country 9” nods to Highway SC9, which is the main highway going through Cheraw, South Carolina. “Last Row” will be available on May 17th as a pre-save for the album.