Comethazine has established a unique lane for himself as one of hip-hop’s most bellicose enigmas, spitting unmistakable cadences over hard-biting trap instrumentals in his signature, macabre aesthetic. Continuing his streak of combative sounds, the St. Louis native prepares for Comethazine The Album, his new album is set to release this Friday, October 22nd via Alamo Records. At 18 tracks in length, Comethazine The Album continues his stream of full-length projects with no features or big-name producers, bolstering his reputation as a lone wolf within the industry. Last month, Comethazine further proved the strength of his lone vision with the music video for “Spinback,” the first single from Comethazine The Album, which he shot, directed, conceptualized, and edited himself. Few can pull that status off, but Comethazine masters it. 

Today, Comethazine shares “Six Flags,” a new music video from the upcoming album. Unlike the park referenced in the title, Comethazine makes it crystal clear that he’s not here for anyone’s amusement in this track. Pulling no punches over the track’s two minute runtime, Comethazine states plainly the differences between himself and the world: “All my n****s gangbang, Comethazine been did that/I don’t need no gang, I bust your brain independent.” Directed by JMP, the video follows a bare-faced Comethazine leading a gang of masked gunmen into a bank heist. Reminiscent of the opening scene of Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight, the visual perfectly capture’s the track’s urgent hostility of Comethazine’s barking braggadocio over the dramatic orchestral strings looped throughout. 

Comethazine The Album is the first full-length release from Comethazine since October 2020’s Bawskee 4. The Bawskee series stands out as a highlight in the past half-decade of SoundCloud rap, generating streams in the hundreds of millions and earning RIAA Platinum and Gold certifications for his singles, “Walk“ and “Bands,” respectively. Earlier this year, Comethazine gave the first glimpse of his video vision when he released the self-directed clip for “Malcolm In The Middle,” which has over 2.9 million views on YouTube. 

Stay tuned for more information about Comethazine’s upcoming Comethazine The Album, coming soon via Alamo Records.   

Singer/songwriter and producer Cambry H has re-released his debut project titled LIBRA. Not only is this project a masterpiece, but it’s a body of work that showcases all of his talents. Cambry does an excellent job of creating a record that promotes a universal message that listeners worldwide can relate to. His R&B pop inspired sound is undeniable, and is on his way to becoming a mainstream gem in the music and entertainment industry. Within seven tracks, this Indiana native discusses love, complicated situations and rising above haters to garner success. His true Libra spirit pours out, which provides a unique listening experience for all music lovers.

Call on Me is the lead single from Cambry H’s 2018 EP “Libra”. The early 2000’s inspired R&B track charted on SoundCloud’s “New & Hot” in the first 24 hours of release due to its punchy drums and nostalgic nature. This track and the rest from the highly-favored EP have since made an impression catching attention from the esteemed HYPE Magazine, RESPECT., and ThisIsRNB.

The third anniversary re-release will include newly high-definition remasters upon initial release with bonus live performances released exclusively on SoundCloud later this year.

Physical album and merch is available now on Depop. “LIBRA” Remastered Edition is now available on all digital platforms.

After amassing millions of streams independently and earning co-signs from some of the biggest names in hip-hop, rising Philadelphia force of nature KUR reveals a new single and music video entitled “Let’s Talk” via Meek Mill’s DreamChasers and Roc Nation/Republic Records.

Watch and listen to “Let’s Talk:” HERE

The track revs up ominous production with the groan of four-wheeler motors. Meanwhile, he puts the pedal to the metal with a no-nonsense and uncompromising flow, bodying the beat tenaciously at every turn. The track culminates on a head-knocking hook as he urges, “Let’s talk.” The accompanying visual brings his Philly to life with no shortage of wheelies, of course.

It paves the way for much more to come from KUR in the near future. 

Philly has its next championship contender now…

As the story goes, KUR first cut his teeth by leaving the competition speechless during lunchtime cyphers at W.B. Saul High School. Projects such as the Straight From The Kur mixtape and “Upside Down Cake” EP (where he murdered the beat for Drake’s “Poundcake” in multiple ways) led to the biggest hometown endorsement possible…Meek Mill shared lyrics from “33 Shots” on Twitter as KUR went on to participate in the 2016 BET Hip Hop Awards cypher with Sam Black, Ms. Jade, Dave East, and Young M.A. Around the same time, he joined forces with New York phenomenon Dave East for the EP, Born Broke, Die Rich. 2019 saw him approach critical mass. His project Shakur spawned the infectious “Crack” and powerful “Soul” [feat. Mozzy], eclipsing 10 million cumulative global streams. On its heels, Spare Me vaulted to #14 on the Apple Music Hip-Hop and Rap Chart and #20 on the All Genres Chart. 

In the summer of 2019, Kur dropped Shakur, with the lead singles “Crack” and “Soul” [feat. Mozzy] helping propel the album to more than 10 million global streams. Not content to rest, the rapper surprised the world in the fall of 2019 with the release of Spare Me, which reach #14 on Apple Music’s Hip-Hop and Rap chart, #20 on its All Genres Chart and prompted Meek Mill to proclaim Kur as “the soul of Philly”. Signed to DreamChasers in partnership with Roc Nation and Republic, the 2021 LP It Shouldn’t Be Like This elevated his total streams passed 77 million.

Get ready for more from KUR soon!

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