Independent Hip-Hop Artist Sabathil is announcing a renewed commitment to an alternative, positive message in hip-hop music. Melvin G Acquaah AKA Sabathil (pronounced “Sab-ath-EL”), says mainstream hip-hop glorifies a negative message about Black people, in particular, women. His latest release, “Like Me,” available on Apple Music and YouTube music, opens with ambient notes above the… Read more »
DragonFire Racing and QuadBoss today announced a broad, multi-level partnership with Monsters of the South (MOTS), one of the country’s largest UTV (utility task vehicle or side by side) event promoters and the nation’s top UTV customizer. The multi-year agreement brings the three industry-leading organizations together for product development, testing and events. “The knowledge and… Read more »
In Cali (Colombia), her native city, she dabbled with television at 13 years old. For her professional development, she pursued a career in social communications, which ultimately became her way towards success in the capital of her country. One of her biggest accomplishments was receiving recognition as an established journalist. She participated in distinguished radio… Read more »
Southern rap has a reputation for slick lyrics, strong personalities and artists who embrace abundance, while staying loyal to where they are from. Mobile, Alabama’s Draid Up embraces all of these elements and much more. Building off of his success as an artist, producer, and entrepreneur, Draid Up recently dropped his latest single “What I… Read more »
The lines mentioned above from Michael Jackson’s song Black or White are simple yet quite impactful. Every time one listens to the pop song, the message hits home, and Andrew Chong UIUC is no exception to its impact. MJ has used music to talk about various social issues ranging from environmental degradation and racism to… Read more »
