Lexxicon has finally delivered his well-anticipated album Tropicon Islands. Coming right before the holidays, the Toronto-raised Jamaican artist has set a new standard for himself. His traditional rollout included a slew of singles, including his REVOLT-approved track “Bubble Everywhere” & “Power Over Me,” “You Know Me“. He has even seen support from America’s favorite syndicated radio show, The Breakfast Club, as of late. When you thought 11 tracks were enough, Lexxicon decided to release a book to pair with the album under the same title. The project has so many moments that any new fan can grasp onto. With the world going through so much recently, we all could use some fun dancing music. [ Photos by @DaveOverThere] 

There is something for everyone on Tropicon Islands. If you do not like to have a great time and party, you may dislike this project. There is nothing but infectious vibes throughout. Lyrics like “Just leave Yuh man at home, Don’t bring camera no phone, Need fi get Yuh back blown, Just leave Yuh man at home” shows that Lexxicon is not afraid to speak his mind. Throughout the 11-track project, we learn more and more that Lexxicon is someone you would like to be around. There is not much left to be desired from the versatile recording artist. He is setting the bar and proving that a traditional rollout is still effective in today’s streaming landscape.

Be sure to check out his various visuals to pair with his singles on his YouTube, and watch out for updates on his social media outlets today!

Chicago entertainer Korporate released the new single “Havin’ Shit” today. Produced by D. Brooks Exclusive (NBA Youngboy, Dreezy, Lil Durk,) the new single finds Korporate in true form, delivering slick wordplay and hilarious punchlines.

Known for #BlackChicagoBeLike and other viral skits, music has always been Korporate’s first love. While comedic content pays the bills plus more, it was originally developed as a marketing ploy to drive traffic to his music. After studying the digital space and analyzing what types of content are shared the most, Korporate thought to himself “what if I became the meme that was shared” – thus, Korporate Bidness, and his journey as a content creator and digital entertainer began.

“Havin’ Shit” is available every now – Listen Here.

Q. Garvin is coming off the heels of his Olympian boxer Troy Isley approved “Come N Find Me” with a different style. This time around, Q is showing a more genuine side to himself. His heartfelt moderate-paced record, “Quaker Lane Flows,” is stripped down so that you feel every lyric. The overly honest record features mentions of essential people in his life, his heartbreaks, and his family. Growing up as a black man, there are many various stresses and pressure that they feel. This song speaks to those feelings without running from them. He admits his mistakes in the Drake-Esque vulnerable style track.

Q has been through a lot. Disagreements with family, leaving school early, and other misfires have led him to this point. At the end of the record, you hear a lady friend send a smooth voicemail that seemed to inspire the calming record. Not everyone is going to feel you. Q. Garvin stays solid because he knows that his closest friends will always have his back. He will never fail because he will never give up. With the holidays coming around, these reflective records seem to hit differently.  

Listen through to the deep solo track from the Virginia rapper now!