Chicago brought the whole city out with this one. The sold-out 7220 tour at the United Center starring Lil Durk, did not disappoint as DJ Reese kept the crowd lit the entire show!! The tour was filled with Chicago legends like Dreezy, Gherbo, LilZayosama, Katiegotbandz, Calboy, and Fredobang just to name a few!! Hosted by Live Nation, the tour kicked off in April with 17 tour dates, making stops in LA, Houston, Miami, Atlanta, New York and finally ending the tour in his city Chicago!

DJ Reese joined Durk on his entire tour, bringing his high-energy and crowd control skills to audiences everywhere. DJ Reese does more than DJ as he helps construct the feel and vibe of each set. Working closely with tour managers and artists, he creates captivating moments that fans will remember forever. Selling out the 20,000 venue the last show of the tour was filled with love and support as Lil Durk & DJ Reese closed out an unforgettable performance.

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Regarded as one of the most gifted lyricists in hip-hop, Atlanta musician/artist CyHi has spent more than a decade working behind the scenes of some of music’s most prolific albums and tracks. His independently released Royal Flush mixtape in 2010 caught the ear of Kanye, who was so impressed that he invited CyHi to contribute to what would be his platinum-selling album, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, appearing on “So Appalled” alongside Jay-Z, Swizz Beatz, Pusha T, and RZA. 

Annoucement Link here: https://www.instagram.com/p/CdMIBsaOXuk/

After signing with Kanye’s GOOD Music in 2010, CyHi released nine mixtapes, including the critically acclaimed Black Hystori Project and Black Hystori Project 2: NAACP, with collaborations spanning from Childish Gambino, Bobby Valentino, B.o.B., Travis Porter, 2 Chainz, and Yelawolf. CyHi also had a substantial part in the creation of Kanye’s Yeezus, with writing credits on all but one of the album’s songs, and appeared on the 2012 GOOD Music compilation album Cruel Summer, featuring on “This Morning” with Raekwon, Common, Pusha T, 2 Chainz, Kid Cudi and D’banj, and “Sin City” alongside John Legend, Teyana Taylor, Malik Yusef and Travis Scott. 

To date, CyHi has been nominated for a Grammy for five of the past six years, including Kanye West’s “New Slaves” and “Ultralight Beam,” as well as Travis Scott and Drake’s multi-platinum hit, “Sicko Mode.” CyHi has garnered acclaim from the likes of Pitchfork, Complex, and XXL, who featured him on their coveted Freshman cover in 2011. 

There are many different ways to approach hip-hop music: this is one of the many reasons why this genre has been able to soar to the top of global music culture, becoming the king of innovation in music for quite some time. Some artists have a more melodic approach, while others bring more energy to their sound. Hunni managed to find the sweet spot, somewhere in between, as shown on her most recent release, “Every Now and Then. The song also features Asherbee, who brought a unique twist to the track, enhancing its diverse appeal. The song kicks off with a vocal part, which beautifully straddles the lines between rap and poetry, bringing motivation and inspiration to the audience. Hunni’s lyrics throughout the song are personal and intelligent, combining catchy vocals with an extra twist and very immersive musical soundscapes.

In addition to the great performance value, you’ll immediately appreciate how this song blooms and bursts out of your speakers with so much depth and clarity. Every element in the mix seems tailored to jump out of your stereo (or headphones) and you really get a nice sense of punch and spatiality with every note. This release is a strong insight into Hunni’s work, and it is very promising as an indicator of a bright future ahead for such a talented recording artist. In other words, “Every Now and Then” is an impressive milestone that deserves people’s attention!