Miami’s Own ZSZF is becoming one to watch after his consistent release of material. Untitled was a breakthrough hit and now he comes back with White People Money. At first after seeing the title we were stunned but then after listening to his clever and tough lyrics we came to a conclusion that there was more of a meaning behind this track. Overall we are pleased with the delivery and consistency of ZSZF. An insider has even told us that he has a debut project on the way.

Check this out and tell us what you think.

IG:
www.instagram.com/igivezszf

LinkTree:
https://linktr.ee/igivezszf

Spotify Artist Page:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/44WQ850Digudhnm6rOVCrB?si=n8hr5xIvTnmR6knQZa_gkQ

Apple Artist Page:
https://music.apple.com/us/artist/zszf/1577897226

YouTube:
https://youtube.com/channel/UCxLC3LoEuX8W1VORytv7Xmw

South Florida rapper Dirty1000 to release his recent collaboration with Kolyon. Home to Pompano Beach, while promoting the new release “Legendary Motion”, Dirty gives a shout out to Broward County on a recent Instagram post.

This was the first time they’d been to the studio together in years; “it was like me and koly were in the eye of the hurricane where it was calm but disaster was all around us” says Dirty.

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Compton bred Phoenix based rapper Sir Will just released a new video for “Moment of Truth”, an unhinged anthem of perseverance that features fellow Arizona rapper Judge Da Boss. With production by Pandora Nightz, the song’s masterful and dynamic elements keep listener’s on their toes for a fresh and invigorating musical listen marked with effortless flow, throbbing bass and heavy-hitting synths. The video for “Moment of Truth” was inspired by 2pac & Dr. Dre’s “California Love” but with an action-packed desert vibe.

With influences such as 2 Pac, Jay-Z, Lil Wayne as well as notable battle rappers Tay Roc, Tsu Surf, Geechi Gotti, and Math Hoffa, Sir Will has no limits when it comes to fusing musical styles. “I’m from the West Coast, so you will be able to hear that in my slang, the way I talk. But I want you to hear the East Coast lyricism, all the way to that South bounce. I want to be able to deliver it from all areas like it’s never been done before.”

Outside of music, Sir Will finds purpose by giving back to the community and educating inner city youth on financial literacy. With more music on the horizon, Sir Will is not showing signs of slowing down anytime soon. “The message is simple – I’m here to create great music and deliver it from the perspective of someone who came from nothing and who has seen success before all the music and fame.”