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Morray Releases Street Sermons mixtape & “Can’t Use Me” video

Morray’s much anticipated mixtape Street Sermons will be released tomorrow, along with the video for “Can’t Use Me,” both out via Pick Six Records/Interscope. Street Sermons is 13 tracks of tracks of just Morray, no features, where he taps into the spiritual uplift and church-trained singing that makes his brand of hip-hop so unique. A first-listen standout for me is “That’s On God,” it’s a look back on where he’s been and where he’s headed: “One day Imma get it right that’s on God/ Imma be the best alive that’s on God/ Imma make it out the mud/ Imma be the chosen one/ Imma do it for the love/ that’s on God.” His soulful singing and ability to combine it seamlessly with rappity-rap bars is a skill mastered by few, and across the project Morray displays that not only has he mastered it, but he’s morphed it into a version that could only be his.
To celebrate the Street Sermons release, Morray shares the video for “Can’t Use Me.” In the video, he poses in a radio station that he has taken hostage, broadcasting his message to the world that he isn’t to be played with. In typical Morray fashion, you can’t help but bop along no matter what message he’s delivering.
Check it out here!
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Omega The Poet and Curtis Williams address legacy on striking new track “Boy”

Omega the Poet’s back with another deep and introspective track about the human experience. His new collaboration with Curtis Williams (who’s worked with A$AP Rocky, J.I.D., and Wiz Khalifa) digs deep into the idea of legacy and rejecting the idea of sainthood. Smooth, complex, and endlessly memorable, it’s a striking listen that stays with you long after the song ends.
Listen to “Boy” below.
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Errol Eats Everything Shares NYAM!

Hip hop savant Errol Eats Everything unleashes his new three-song EP NYAM! which serves as a prelude and musical appetizer for his forthcoming self-titled album. Errol Eats Everything isn’t just an artist, he’s a movement, and a trailblazing entrepreneur reshaping the musical landscape.
NYAM! begins this nomadic rapper’s quest to make hip hop great again, and brings a fresh, nuanced, racial awareness-tinged perspective to today’s rap scene, combining unfiltered storytelling with thought-provoking rhymes over razor sharp production by Furious Evans. In recent years, many rap consumers in these digital streets have been anxiously sniffing around and jonesing to hear more meaningful hip hop releases that can uplift, challenge, and transform. Ask and ye shall receive…NYAM! The EP is out now!
P.S. This is what 10,000 hours sounds like
WARNING: It’s music with an actual message
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Omega The Poet, Innanet James, and Tajé explore a wild relationship with a beautiful woman in “Nina Simone”

Now, you think that Omega The Poet’s latest is an ode to the civil rights activist of the same name, but it’s quite the opposite. It’s actually about getting together with an amazing woman that’s just as spectacular. This is a soulful smash featuring Innanet James and Tajé that you don’t want to miss.
Check it out below.