West Denver native ATAK teams up with Ron B & Skor Dawg for his new music video “Pop’d.” Shot by Anderson Flicks. His new album “For The Win” is set to drop on January 23rd and will be entirely produced by Loot Pecker.

GSambo is one of the most consistent rappers from Virginia. The Southern-bred is continuing his impressive streak with his latest singles, “Old Soul,” and his visual for “Tony.” After providing fans with a Christmas gift by dropping off “Tony,” he doubled back at the top of the year with his newest release, “Old Soul.” Both tracks help the fiery bar spitter maintain his status as a top talent from the same state that has brought us talented street artists like Pusha T, Young Money Yawn, FNF Chop, Young Crazy, and more. GSambo is no stranger to the spotlight. He is known for rocking shows and getting people moving.

He has shared stages with top-level artists like Rod Wave, No Cap, and Seddy Hendrix and went bar for bar with PRE’s Key Glock. Their cult classic track “Faygo” caught the attention of major global labels and distributors, including EMPIRE, UnitedMasters, 300 Entertainment, and Quality Control. GSambo’s undeniable flow pairs well with his unique look and infectious energy. After facing legal issues, he is looking to shift his focus to becoming the best artist and man he can be, both in and out of the booth. His fast-growing fan base eagerly awaits his ascension to stardom, and he’s been poised for the next level for a while now. In the past, GSambo has received support from top outlets like iHeart, HipHopWeekly, The Breakfast Club, and many more.

Listen to his latest song, “Old Soul,” and press play on his exciting 4K-visual for “Tony” after the jump!

Talented Virginia rapper and philanthropist Flame Blazin hosted the first annual Christmas Coat Drive courtesy of his new non-profit organization, Strong Independent Youth, at the Newport News Boys & Girls Club. The established recording artist gave out dozens of coats to children in need near the area with the help of LJ Burrell, CEO of Wilson Wealth Enterprises, and Kiara Barrett, Unit Director at The Newport News Boys & Girls Club.

Speaking on the ceremonious event, Flame Blazin, also known as Rashad Langley, explained, “Many families struggle, and being from Hampton Roads, I want to show I’m here for them. Some kids turn to crime for things they could earn by taking the right steps, like getting a job or seeking help, avoiding hardship for themselves and their families.”

Flame Blazin is known for his hardened bars and real-life stories within his music. Today, he is ready to leave a legacy for his children and show the youth in the Hampton Roads area that they are not alone. He understands what his life was like growing up and is excited about having the chance to make a difference for those who are coming after him. His fans have watched him mature over the years, and this is seemingly his best moment yet. Be on the lookout for more givebacks from the young emcee as he looks to leave his mark on the city that helped him grow into the man he is today. The multi-hyphenated entrepreneur has many other moves that will make a splash in the community.