As buzzing new artists to watch, Nahvi and DK blend their charismatic sound, growing popularity, and more for the new collaboration, Go Be Great, released this weekend on nahvi made it. A seven-song project, the two stars achieve mainstream arrival with bouncy, dance-ready energy, must-hear sound, and so much more.

The album combines the best parts of both talents all in one go and across the seven releases. The experience of the album is dynamic and diversified, some singles powerful and in-your-face, while others are more introspective and telling. For Nahvi and DK, the album hopes to encourage fans to pursue their passions.

“We hope to inspire people to go and be great in whatever they feel passionate about, and love doing it,” said Nahvi.

The album shine with a soulful, r&b influence while carrying a more hopeful, optimistic perspective. The two artists developed a full project based off the friends and family around them who celebrate personal accomplishments.

“‘Go Be Great’ has transformed from a saying between friends and family to then a slogan for my personal brand Small Victories,” DK said. “To finally being a complete body of work. “Go Be Great” means putting your best foot forward, being all that you can in the time that you have . This release is dedicated to my grandfather Edward Loyd , Ball Forever Loyd20.”

Ambitious, magnetic, and appealing, Go Be Great is a must-hear. Along with the new release, it’s the perfect origin point for newfound fans to explore the two stars’ solo efforts, which include new solo collections arriving later this year. The new album follows Nahvi’s 2022 project, Nahvi Made It, which spawned previous hits “Beach Boys,” “Life of the Party,” and “Sunrise.”

Stream the full album below, and afterward, follow the two new stars daily on social media.

Two street icons, Jay Worthy and Roc Marciano, have linked up to announce a joint album Nothing Bigger Than The Program out May 26 and entirely produced by Roc Marciano. Today, they share the first single “Underground Legend” featuring a guest verse from none other than the legendary Bun B. The music video shows the guys in Texas riding in luxury cars which is the scene for one of UGK’s early hit records.

Jay Worthy has been a streep rap legend for many years but his 2 P’z In A Pod joint album with Larry June helped propel him to critical praise having been named on several year end lists including #12 on Complex. He’s since dropped 2 albums and shows no signs of slowing down. Roc Marciano is a NY hip hop artist and producer who Rolling Stone dubbed ‘the king of the rap underground’.

Stay tuned for more to come from Worthy and Marci on the new album.

After solidifying himself with his Conway The Machine-assisted ‘Goat Eater’ standout “Details,” Boogie aka Boogie3x announces the sequel to 2017’s ‘Ants & Elephants’ by uploading a new visual to YouTube featuring three unreleased tracks all crafted by Nottz. The fellow Virginia-based creative and DMP member not only handled instrumentation for the aforementioned records but will serve as Ants & Elephants 2 executive producer. Additional production on the project will be handled by 1500 or Nothin’ sound architect PointGuard; most known for his work with Nipsey Hussle, Kelly Rowland, and Lupe Fiasco.

Speaking on the unique way he decided to share the news, Gerald Junior states:

“Back in the day when artists would premiere videos on 106th & Park and TRL they would tease another record or give us a 2 for 1 to raise anticipation for albums. I wanted to do what I do best and restore that nostalgic feeling as I gear up to release my new body of work. Also, I got a chance to pay homage to my brother Treie, who was shot and killed last year in Hampton.”

Watch the CheckTheCredits-directed visuals for “Cold,” “Champion,” and “W.G.B.A.” below as well as stream the original ‘Ants & Elephants’ on your DSP of choice below. Expect the artwork, tracklist, and release date for Ants & Elephants 2 to be unveiled next month via HBE/Better Music Group.