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Is shared warehousing the New Normal?
Tags: Logistics, Warehouse Management, Warehouse, Supply Chain

The recent studies in the economic and financial arena have highlighted a new trend of a shared economy. The field and niche of warehousing which is more or less very capital sensitive have also decided to go into the arena of a shared economy. Most of the time bulk spaces of warehouses are unable to generate the kind of revenue that they are supposed to, which is why offering warehouses as a service becomes more beneficial if it works on the matrix of shared warehousing.

As a warehouse owner, one of the primary ways of showing profits is by increasing the storage capacity over a period of time. Generally, this would mean that a person would need to invest large sums of money to build or buy a new property from scratch. However, with the concept of a shared economy in place shared warehouse space has also become very viable.

There are a number of benefits of going to the shared warehouse space way. For starters, since the beginning, there has been a big tussle between investments and optimization of the warehouse space that is owned. Over the years warehouse owners have realized that they need to come up with a better model manage excess storage capacity and come up with ways of making profits from all the dead space that otherwise go to a complete waste.

Let us take a closer look at some of the primary benefits that one can get out of shared warehousing.

● One needs to pay only for the space that they are occupying.

● There is more flexibility in managing peak demand through the shared warehouse inventory management systems.

● We get quicker responses as per the changing supply chain needs.

● Better scalability of business and profits.

● The capacity for managing the volume spike economically.

If it is one thing that the year 2020 has taught us, it is the fact that the future is rather unpredictable. Most people will now look for shorter contractual terms when leasing out warehousing space. Hence, most of them will look for co-sharing or shared warehousing space so as to reduce the costs and have the ability to get access to a place that does not have lock-in periods.

With 2021 almost around the corner and the possibility of more uncertainty still looming, shared warehousing is the only beneficial way of making profits. Rather than investing huge capitals and investing in warehousing which means that you need to pay for all the maintenance and upkeep, shared warehousing will help you share the costs and the profits both.

The future of shared warehousing is bright and it is most definitely going to be the new normal in the years to come.
International Art Management — Educational Platform for Art Pros
By: Ilya Kushnirskiy, Fine Art Shippers
Tags: Art, Webinar, Ukraine, Logistics, Management

Fine Art Shippers has the pleasure of working with many artists and art business professionals in the United States and worldwide, helping them with the global transportation of fine art and antiques. We also take part in various events, TV programs, and webinars dedicated to the world of art. One of them, covering the sphere of international art management and logistics, will be held this Saturday, and we are proud to be part of it.

International Art Management — Educational Platform for Art Pros

International Art Management (IAM) is a Ukrainian educational platform for art professionals, focused on arts and cultural management, art business, and administration of international art activities. The platform represents a series of lectures designed by the Institute of International Relations of the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. The overall course includes 19 lectures that are held online. The next one, titled “Art crosses the border. Art logistics,” will take place this Saturday, December 12.

The upcoming lecture is part of IAM.PRO educational course intended to provide the attendees with professional tools needed for the effective implementation of their own initiatives in the field of world art. It will be moderated by Sofia Birina, an author and curator of the educational program “International Art Management” at the Institute of International Relations of the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, and Denis Belkevich, a professional art economist and chief-editor of ARTinvestment.RU. The online lecture will also feature Ilya Kushnirskiy, Co-Founder of Fine Art Shippers and expert in global art logistics. The speakers will discuss the current situation in the art logistics sector, how international art shipping companies deal with the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, how they collaborate with museums and galleries, and other related topics.

The lecture “Art crosses the border. Art logistics” will be held on December 12 in an open format, meaning that any participant will be able to take part in the discussion and ask questions. The language of the lecture is Russian.
Woebe is pushing the underground community to stand out, and be different.
Tags: Art, Short Read, Rap, Music, Emo Rap

On Monday, December 28, 2020 Woebe is releasing a new single called “raise hell!” that pushes the boundaries of the small community he resides in. More than anything, Woebe wants to spread love and positivity to everyone he comes in contact with, but this doesn’t mean he’s afraid to make a statement.

Woebe is an Emo-Rap/Meme-Rap musical artist sitting at around 130 followers on Twitter, 530 subscribers on Youtube, and averages 60 monthly listeners on Spotify. His most recent release was “rip your ears” which was posted on December 14, and his most popular track as of recent is “iwillkillyouinyoursleeptonightsostayawakelol” which was published on December 10. Having the small fanbase that he does makes it difficult for him to get his music out there in the community, and in fear of being forgotten he’s pushed out many projects that he isn’t proud of. Woebe states “Making music is a true passion of mine, it’s one of my favorite things to do! But to me making it to somewhere, where I can be comfortable is hopeless”

One of Woebe’s main problems with the community, is that small artists like himself all follow a “blueprint” in their music which gives them very similar sounding tracks. Woebe is not a fan of this, as he states in his upcoming single, “Calling me on the celly saying please show me the way, all of y’all songs all sound the same”. Using his influence, he is really pushing the message of creative freedom. Woebe states “Stop being afraid of what people might think, create what you want to create, no matter how crazy you think it is. THAT is art.”

Woebe has an upcoming single titled “raise hell!” that will hopefully make some sort of impact on the community, if he gets his point across it may change a lot of small artists perspectives on their methods of creating music, for the better.
KSAV WAVY Releases Visual For His Latest “BLACKIN”
By: Yunaisy Morales
Tags: Music, Chicago, Rap

KSAV WAVY shares a new visual for his latest “BLACKIN.” The track was produced by BENZO LEE and the visual was shot by WavvyFM. The visual has amassed almost 1k views since it’s release. “BLACKIN” is a high energy track where KSAV WAVY chronicles what he’s about, and he’s about that action! If need be. He won’t hesitate to make a move if it means protecting himself and the ones he loves. The visual is simple and to the point, highlighting the track itself and lyrical content.

Keep up with KSAV WAVY by following him on Instagram.
Dela — Atmosphere Airlines, Vol. 3
By: Pedro Pinhel
Tags: Rap, Ops, Atmosphere Airlines 3, Discos, Dela

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Machine Gun Kelly Responds to Eminem Diss On His Latest Album
Tags: Eminem, Music, Rap

Machine Gun Kelly shared a subtle response to Eminem dissing him on his new project.

Eminem’s latest shots at Machine Kelly doesn’t seem to be having the same effect as when he released “Killshot.” In his latest album, “Music To Be Murdered By: Side B,” on the tracks “Gnat” and “Zeus,” Eminem once again made reference to MGK, which many fans thought would have elicited a fiery comeback. In “Zeus”, he raps “Fair weather, wishy-washy, she thinks Machine washed me,” and on “Gnat,” he adds, “They come at me with machine guns, like trying to fight off a gnat.”

MGK was quick to fire back, but it doesn’t seem like he’s going to the studio about it. Using Twitter, he said, “those subliminals,” and added a crying laughing emoji and a trash can. Back in 2018, things got a lot tenser between the two. “Killshot” was Eminem’s diss track, which was produced by IllaDaProducer. He penned the track in response to Machine Gun Kelly’s “Rap Devil,” which was released in 2018 as well. MGK released that track after Eminem dissed him in his song “Not Alike” from his tenth studio album, Kamikaze.

those subliminals ?? — Blonde Don (@machinegunkelly) December 18, 2020

MGK has since said that he believes that feud cost him fans as his next album, “Hotel Diablo” was not met with any real enthusiasm.

He said, “As a Hip Hop album, [Diablo is] flawless front to back, and also a hint at the evolution of how I went into a pop-punk album. But it was coming off the tail-end of that infamous beef [with Eminem]. So no one wanted to give it the time of day.”

The feud goes all the way back to 2012 when MGK Tweeted that Eminem’s Daughter was “Hot as F**k.” Hailie was just 16-years-old at the time. At that time, MGK posted, “Ok so I just saw a picture of Eminem’s daughter… and I have to say, she’s hot as f%$k, in the most respectful way possible [because Eminem] is king.” Following that, MGK was banned from Eminem’s Shade 45 radio station on Sirius XM. It wasn’t until 2018 that they put the beef into words.

In what might be a first for Eminem, early projections of “Music To Be Murdered By: Side B” have shown that the album might be the first in over 20 years to not debut at №1. It’s expected to debut at №3 on the Billboard 200 chart.
THE WORLD IS MY GIRL
By: Patrick D.J. Williams
Tags: Erotic Poetry, Rap, Poem, Erotic Romance, Music

THE WORLD IS MY GIRL, and Ima f her everyday until she don’t twirl.

Get up in that sh, make her toes curl.

I got all the other planets cause of her referral.

F debit, Im universally excepted, f credit, save up and then get it.

I won’t bust unless I just fd.

No masturbation call it sexual transmutation.

Stacking 1k a day until one mill, be patient.

A lot supporters waitn for me to bust and become blatant.

Patrick D.J. Williams

11/24/2010
SnapDibz To Release Upcoming Emotional Single “Done Believing”
By: Michael Stover
Tags: Rap, Music, Atlanta, Georgia

SnapDibz is on the heels of releasing his new single “Done Believing” packed with depth that can only be compared to some of rap’s greatest… OUT DEC 31st.

Raised in the suburbs of Atlanta, GA, SnapDibz was yet to pick up the mic or be aware of his calling in the spotlight of hip-hop. Music always held a special place in his life, often being one of his main pleasures as time progressed. As high school became his new journey, SnapDibz would sink deeper into his connection with music after stumbling upon his brother’s guitar. His enjoyment of rock and alternative music edged him towards self-learning guitar tabs to play riffs from the iconic Metallica. Throughout college, his level of skill developed further as his dedication to music increased.

Even though his ear for music spanned across various genres, from artists like Garth Brooks to NWA, it was after college that his attraction to hip-hop overshadowed all about him after overdosing on Atlanta legends, Outkast. He began writing bars to accompany his guitar progressions, and the combination created the artist now widely known as SnapDibz. After building his fanbase with the release of well received songs like “Dead2Me,” “Unbreakable” and “You and I” among others, SnapDibz is ready to set the music world on fire with his upcoming single “Done Believing.” The track is scheduled to be released within the next few weeks and is reminiscent of the way Eminem and Rihanna’s “Love The Way You Lie” made listeners feel. Being able to reflect emotions that resonate on the depth of two of music’s biggest artists, is a compliment to just how dope a rapper SnapDibz has grown to become. “Done Believing” is a heartfelt rendition of love, heartbreak, and music, following SnapDibz as he pours his experiences with top tier lyricism and variations of flows.

SnapDibz is on course to make a name for himself in hip-hop with his unique blend of lyricism and raw passion. His upcoming single “Done Believing” will rock the hearts of fans worldwide. Stay tuned in for its release and follow SnapDibz for all present and future updates:

Reverbnation: https://www.reverbnation.com/snapdibz

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6oF5Y5JgNMSBfZR93mhKlK?si=gz-PfuFOS5eq9956YNaxPQ

YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/SnapDibz

Instagram: @snapdibz
Cashoutajay Interviews With Medium Magazine
By: Mark Ronson
Tags: Interview, Rap

How would you describe the music that you typically create?

Whenever I make a Track, I always try to make it vibey and something that everybody can dance to and have a good time listening too always.

What is your creative process like?

Before I start writing my lyrics. The first thing I do, is really think about what I want my hook to be. Because if In the first fifteen seconds of a song, I can hook the person into listening to the rest of the song, I know the track is a hit.

Who would you most like to collaborate with?

I would love to collaborate with Polo G, Lil Tjay, Trippie Redd, Lil Skies, Drake, Kanye and so many more.

What is one message you would give to your fans?

I would say I love you guys, and it means the world to me, you guys enjoy the art I make and appreciate all the hard work I put into it.

What would you be doing right now, if it wasn’t for your music career?

Well even tho I’m doing Music, I’m still In College trying to get my degree. So if I wasn’t trying to make it in Music, I would be doing something in the Music Industry regardless, I love the culture.

Alright We’ll thank you, for doing this Interview with us Ajay, where can they listen to your music at and follow you!!

Cashoutajay’s Instagram- https://instagram.com/cashoutajay?igshid=1018yqsrif385

Listen to Cashoutajay’s Music- https://open.spotify.com/artist/72BlMpQ4ZAhBedZr7ecP03?si=Q4Zz4bPnT0eZwCs91WLmlQ
FTB Guwap
By: Ftb Guwap
Tags: Rap, Trap

FTB Guwap

He was born in the Punjab region of India and moved to the United States in 2007. Moving to a different country was hard since he had to adapt to a whole new culture and came without any money. In 2020 he dropped his first song “Shotta S*it” which was just the beginning. He’s planning to go all out 2021 and hopefully become a well known name.
Murs & DJ.Fresh — Love & Rockets Vol. 2: The Declaration
By: Pedro Pinhel
Tags: Dj Fresh, Love And Rockets 2, Rap, Murs, Discos

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2020 Rap
By: S M Chen
Tags: George Floyd, Rap, 2020, The Year In Review, Donald Trump

I confess: I don’t particularly like rap. Maybe it’s an acquired taste, like mushrooms or artichokes. Maybe if I live long enough, it’ll grow on me.

But I doubt it. I’m too old, and likely too square. Led too sheltered a life, now largely behind me. I’m in the winter of my years and the tattered shawl I pull around me for warmth wasn’t even necessary when it was summer.

I look back and think, with the year almost over, it might be best presented as rap. I think about the success of “HAMILTON” and mull, “Yeah, maybe.”

So, with gratitude to those who went before, and not a little humility (that always seems in order, particularly for someone who has admittedly never written rap before), I present something I put down in honor of a memorable year.

Not being a musician, I didn’t write any music to go with this. Aspiring rappers are free to add whatever music they wish. Or not.

(Suggested enhancements in parentheses).

Here goes:
Who is Perry Maysun?. Young Juice is an up and coming artist…
By: New Music First
Tags: Young Juice, Underground Rap, Rap, Underground Hip Hop

Perry Maysun is an up and coming artist from New York. With several thousand monthly listeners on Spotify alone, the rapper has made quite some noise in the underground scene over the past year.

Perry Maysun by Tycho Burwell

The long-awaited official debut album release of Perry Maysun. The 14 track album introduced a multitude of unheard styles created by Perry. The album highlights his versatility from Can’t Let You Go to Endeavor! to Bottle Service.

Based out of New York, Perry Maysun has been making noise in the music scene for about three years now. Starting a music collective “222Music” with Minamisrage. Their group now has six different artists; Young Juice, Minamisrage, Wrd2Capo, SRT Sachi, Gwuapstar, and Asmo Kid. The music group expands from New York to Houston to Argentina. They’ve come together on music videos like “222Steppin”, with Minamisrage and SRT Sachi shooting their parts in Houston and Young Juice and Wrd2Capo in New York.

Perry Maysun has recently released his debut album Don’t Lose Yourself, on November 12th. The album highlights his versatility, diving into multiple different sounds throughout the project. With seven music video accompanying the project, all of which are directed by Young Juice’s frequent collaborator Tycho Burwell. They’ve been working together on videos since the Sidekick Music Video in 2019. The album already has over 108,000 total streams across all platforms. With the right push this album has the potential to be his breakout project.

Perry Maysun by Tycho Burwell

Perry Maysun and Autumn! came together on the album for their second collaboration, DreamsOFaHellcat. The track is produced by ZvanZ, a producer on the rise in the underground music scene.

With all the new eyes on him following the release of his album he started a tradition with his fans called “Juice Fridays”. He’s been putting out a music video every Friday since the album release. In collaboration with Tycho Burwell they’ve made 14 music videos together so far, with a few already in progress for the next year.
RCR Tera Dard lyrics
By: Hindi Rap Lyrics
Tags: Rap, Rcr, Lyrics

if you are looking for rcr ytera dard lyrics.

Here you will find tera dard lyrics by rcr.

lyrics will be updated when it release.

so keep updating soon on hindi rap lyrics.
The face of Kingdom Elevated
By: Jason Smith
Tags: Rape Culture, USA, Rap, Culture, Music

The face of Kingdom Elevated

KNOWLEDGE 316 ‼️ Also known as knowledge, Is one of the many faces merging onto the CHH scene. Born and raised in the small town of Statesville, Nc. Who now lives in Villa Rica, Ga. His hit single “ S.W.A.G “, Which stands for “ Saved With Amazing Grace “. Is taking the airwaves by storm with it’s Kingdom Elevated God filled lyrics to it’s Trap, Hip-Hop, High energy packed beat Produced by Angeliencanca Beats. Knowledge 316 aka Knowledge combines the Gospel of Christ, with today’s modern trap Sound and Cadence to get His heavenly father’s message out to the masses. He believes that God loves everybody, and he can use/ change anyone and use them to spread his word. Knowledge 316’s mission and vision for his brand “ Kingdom Elevated “ to saves souls by leading them to Christ. Do ministry and life with them as they begin their personal walk as well as build a personal relationship with Christ Jesus.
What the Regex!
By: Marcus Greenwood
Tags: Fun, Automationcloud, Regex, Automation, Rpa

Let’s face it. 99% of us coders can never remember how to write regex.

You need to validate an email address or a postcode or a string starting or ending with a certain word. So what do you do … Go to StackOverflow of course, search for a solution.

Using the Automation Cloud, we’ve solved the most important problem in modern software engineering. Copy/pasting regex into your code. Behold the What the Regex VS Code extension!
Used To Party
By: Francisco Rahoz
Tags: Rap, Self Love, Poetry, Poetry On Medium

I used to smoke all that blunts

King of plants, sacred plants, contraband

King of coke, with no hope

Oh I used to party, love-$ex-dreams on my tongue

It was cash, cash, cash, throwing it away

It was a mess, mess, mess, wouldn’t clean it anyway

Ball suckers, jealous fags starring as I slay

Ignoring them, craving the bottles that I paid

But I’m fiercer now, at home, in my linen and curls

I got my cup of coffee up to the heavens, girls

I see no ceiling, only blue skies and mountains

I’m higher than those trees now, I’m drinking from the fountains

I’m the king, the king, I’m the king of dragons

I wake up early and watch the view, no drags on

Telling me what to do, talking shit and laughing, circus life, bunch of clowns

Love me good, love me real, I’m so real, I’m turned on, just come on

Say your prayers cuz letter K gon make you jealous bitches die slow

I say what I think, no need for you to blow, or get suicidal

I know I'm your idol, but jealousy is a disease

And it's bout to make you die slow

GHB, Mr. Calvin and jealousy can make you die slow

I give you an LOL, Santa Claus hohohoho
Te
By: Francisco Rahoz
Tags: Self Improvement, Poetry, Self Love, Rap, Poetry On Medium

You made me terrified

But I'm used to terror

Suck my balls, get satisfied

I promise you won't regret, great guy

I'm so lovable, but I fight the ones who fight me

I'm so sweet, but before you taste it, pump your fist

You want me to be who I'm not

I'm so sorry, you gonna have to quit, just stop

I'm the shit even if you don't see it

Even if you don't believe

Had a bad day? Sorry, I'm uplifted

I've been raised by the baddest chicks
Automation hackday live demo widget
By: Marcus Greenwood
Tags: Rpa, Chrome, Automationcloud, Automation

I worked with Andrew, our Engineering Manager on a project called “live automation demo”. The idea was to come up with a way to show off an automation in an interactive and fun way that would help visitors to our website to understand what the Automation Cloud is and how it can be used to automate the web.

We wanted to come up with a simple automation that incorporated a little interactivity and showed screenshots along the way so you can see what a bot is doing when it automates the web. As part of the process, we wanted to test out our robot skills along the way. Having just completed Robot School, Andrew built an automation script in about 30 minutes to look up the next fixture for your premier league football team on the BBC Sport website. I hacked around with some of our internal APIs and figured out how to display the debug screenshots from the Automation Cloud job execution event stream.

We built the live demo widget using a Google Cloud Function to run the automation job with our Client library and connect to the various internal APIs and a simple React web app to display the automation job demo.

This is what we came up with during the day.
AyEm making big moves in the DMV producer scene
By: Zain Ahmed
Tags: Daily Blog, News, Producer, Rap, Music

Everything AyEm makes is from his home studio set up in his house. Complete with a online mixing/mastering board, a mic for recording and padding for sound proof. Just shows that you don’t need an expensive fancy studio to chase your dreams, you just need the dedication. And AyEm definitely has plenty of that. Stay on the look out for him because he most definitely has a bright bright future ahead of him. Look out for Prod. AyEm in your next favorite hit song. Follow all his links down below

YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCcC8EsjRelT1Kl1X8qIqvhg

Instagram: https://instagram.com/ayem_prodd?igshid=103uyh9n28s6wdid

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Deliver World-Class Customer Experience Using Robotic Process Automation
By: Shaista Haque
Tags: Roboticprocessautomation, Financial, Rpa, Process Automation, Finance

For every people-driven business, delivering an exceptional customer experience is the key to thrive in the competition, and the financial services industry is no exception. The businesses dealing in the finance industry strive to create a satisfactory journey for their customers. Process automation in financial services is therefore revolutionizing the industry by making the processes simpler, faster, and easier.

With the implementation of RPA, financial services organizations can achieve an altogether new level of agility and drive in maximum efficiencies. The growth-focused industry leaders are embracing this wave of next-gen technology and openly integrating it with their existing workflows, irrespective of the size of the company. Besides, many major players have already boarded the RPA bandwagon and adding value to their businesses by reaping the numerous benefits it offers.

Process Automation in Financial Services Transforming the Industry

Adoption of RPA in the traditionally conservative industries like finance proves its significance. Process automation in financial services brings in a unique set of capabilities for businesses. It creates unparalleled opportunities for enterprises to be explored and deliver a more personalized customer experience. This new digital workforce has become a differentiator in the financial world and provides a gamut of advantages as elucidated below:

· Streamline Processes

With process automation in financial services, businesses can streamline their front, middle, and back end processes such as customer service, IT operations, marketing, sales, administration or office management, and various others seamlessly. Besides, they can also decrease their compliance backlogs as the new virtual workforce can verify the details in real-time.

· Assured ROI

The digital workforce can work around the clock, thereby saving the important manly hours. These figurative bots can easily perform all the no-brainer tasks with minimal or no human intervention, leading to improved accuracy. With RPA, financial services can gain assured ROI in terms of cycle times, better risk management, and enhanced efficiencies.

· Optimized Costs

Indeed the greatest advantage of implementing RPA is that the financial services industry can significantly cut down their overhead expenses. Numerous bottom-line processes can be conducted in-house, thus reducing the stances of offshoring. Also, companies can defer major IT investments since RPA can be integrated with existing systems. Putting it simply, investments in RPA yields immediate value benefits.

Summing Up

Process automation in financial services aids the organizations by centralizing and streamlining the front, back, and middle-end processes. It enables them to scale new heights in the industry by maximizing profitability, amplifying employee productivity, and driving in greater efficiencies. With the implementation of RPA, financial services workflows become simpler and agile, leading to better outcomes.
HOODSTAR PRODIGY UPCOMING RAPPER
By: Jason Smith
Tags: Rape Culture, New York, Rap, Us, Culture

17 year old artist. upcoming. about to be 18 in a month from Long Island New York go by tray gunna with the goal to take his family out of poverty with his music . 2021 he said he making a statement in the industry that’s it his turn be the next big artist coming out of New York don’t matter the situation and that one day people will understand why he in the game and will want be apart of his journey to the top .
yxngj.o Journey To The TOP
By: Jason Smith
Tags: Rape Culture, UK, Artist, Rap, Music

yxngj.o, a rapper who started his music journey back in 2020, is on a journey to the top. Inspired by artists such as; Polo G, Lil Tecca, and J.I, this artist is definitely one to look our for.

yxngj.o said that he started music “writing raps and performing them to he’s class. Right now, yxngj.o has gained 10k streams throughout his career, which is something to be proud of. …

Ig:https://www.instagram.com/yxngj.o/
Chew Chewy Entertainment; More Than Just A Label
By: Yunaisy Morales
Tags: Detroit, Music, Producer, Rap

Chew Chewy Entertainment has surprised their audience with a collaboration producer project titled Quarantine Vibes. Chew Chewy Ent. teamed up with legendary Detroit producer Jerry Parker and TrellOnDaTrak to bring us forth such worthy vibes! This year has seemed quite long with so many drastic changes, but thanks to music like this we are able to power through and get our daily tasks done! Chew Chewy Ent. is more than just a label they are an independently based, management company based out of Detroit, Michigan who is home to some of Detroit’s brightest stars like, Shy Killer , 51 B , SavageSpitFlamez, & J. Santino.

Deonte Cooper, the founder and CEO of Chew Chewy Ent. gained success and notoriety as a booking agent. Through his personal experiences with booking artists he decided to take it to the next level and manage them. Now, Chew Chewy Ent. has just transitioned to a full service record label.

Mr. Cooper (goes by Chew Chewy musically) is now an artist, songwriter and producer; having co-wrote and produced two of SavageSpitFlamez singles (which are out now) that have amassed over 60k+ streams across all streaming platforms. Chew Chewy Ent. is already working on more music to share with us in early 2021- the labels debut collaboration album Monkey In the Middle is set to be dropping early 2021. Stay tuned for more to come for this star-studded artist.

Follow Chew Chewy Entertainment on Instagram for more of their latest updates.
Future Industry Boss “Boss Corleone” Is On the Rise!
Tags: Artist, Newmusic, Songwriter, Rap, Rapper

Boss Corleone, a rapper who started his music journey back when he was 8, is a future industry boss. Inspired by artists such as; Criss Cross, Snoop Dogg, and Master P, this artist is really a prospect.

Boss Corleone said that he also gets inspired by people who come from a background similar to his. He says that he can relate more to someone who comes from what he comes from.

Right now, Boss Corleone has amassed over 2.7K streams on all platforms, and is definitely on the way to a lot more.

In 5 years, he says that he sees himself being a lot bigger as an artist, but with the same hunger and ambition as he does have now.

Go check Boss Corleone out, he is on all platforms, and his latest song is called “On My Own”.

Instagram: boss.corleone.56
Offset is Right. Snoop is Wrong. And an NSFW Lesson in Censorship and Sexism Ensues.
By: Joel Eisenberg
Tags: Sexism, Entertainment, Rap, Culture, Music

Offset is Right. Snoop is Wrong. And an NSFW Lesson in Censorship and Sexism Ensues.

Stock Photo: Cardi B, left, and Offset

Please note: This post is NSFW, provocative, and uncensored. If you are easily offended, don’t read further.

I shook my head at the irony when I read this article.

Apparently, Snoop Dogg is of the mindset that Cardi B should not be so … unfiltered when it comes to her lyrics, specifically as it regards her smash, “WAP.”

From the Complex.com article: “Let’s have some, you know, privacy, some intimacy where he wants to find out as opposed to you telling him,” Snoop told Central Ave host Julissa Bermudez during a recent interview. “To me, it’s like, it’s too fashionable when that in secrecy, that should be a woman’s…that’s like your pride and possession. That’s your jewel of the Nile. That’s what you should hold onto. That should be a possession that no one gets to know about until they know about it.”

Sorry Snoop. I agree with Offset, Cardi B’s now ex-husband (italicized as that fabled relationship has been on and off).

You are wrong.
yxngj.o: Hot Upcoming Rapper
By: Jason Smith
Tags: UK, Artist, Rap, Us, Music

Yes, you heard the title. This 14-year-old Hip Hop artist from a smaller city around London has been on a huge upcoming. This artist has been growing in the underground game, getting more streams every day, and we predict that this artist will break out the underground game, with the amount of potential he has.

Dropping hits very consistently, hyping up music on his Instagram, has been being magnetic to music listeners around the world, and it has been working really well.

Getting over 10kstreams on Soundcloud per month, you can just tell that the mainstream game is waiting for this young artist. The thing is, this artist has no average though.

He has been growing so much every month, that the number just keeps rising, 10kwas just last month. Having a style similar to the new-gen melodic trap wave, he brings a different vibe to the game, giving off a magnetic personality and magnetic melodies, you really would like every single song of his.

Go search the artist on Google, and find some of his music, trust me, you will not regret it.
FTF Double A – Memphis’ Next Rap Star In The Making
By: Jason Smith
Tags: Rape Culture, Rap, Rapper, Us, Music

FTF Double A – Memphis’ Next Rap Star In The Making

When you think of Memphis’ music scene, of course you think of the rich history from acts such as Yo Gotti, 3 6 Mafia, 8 Ball and MJG, etc. Even the more current big names in the city such as Young Dolph, Moneybagg Yo, Blac Youngsta, etc. But, there is a young hungry artist by the name of FTF Double A who is consistently releasing quality industry-type music and is quickly accumulating a buzz for himself. What makes FTF Double A stand out from his fellow peers is his sound and approach to the music. He’s mastered a unique melodic flow while also displaying struggle and pain in his raspy voice; and the deep southern Memphis accent also helps a lot with his delivery. If you haven’t heard of him, it won’t be long until you do! FTF Double-A is definitely on the rise and one of the next promising young stars from the city.
ISO803, Emerging Into the Rap Scene!
Tags: Hip Hop, Artist, Rap, Rapper, Music

ISO803 — Lose It

ISO803, a rapper who started making music seriously 3 years ago while being in college, is emerging into the rap scene. Inspired by artists such as; Kendrick Lamar, Frank Ocean, and Childish Gambino, he was always into woke music and liked to study it, and really understand the music.

How he started rapping was with freestyle battles he had with a few of his friends and he realized he had a knack for rapping. He says that he always loved music but what made him start making his own music was when he heard hits like “Look At Me” by XXXTENTACION and when he also realized how conscious rappers like J.Cole and Kendrick Lamar can still manage to go mainstream.

He says he sees himself as the CEO/Project Manager of a large company one day. He also knows that there is a chance his music career can take off as well, he says that the possibilities are endless, which is true. His biggest goal at the moment is to get at least 3,000 streams per week on all platforms for now. But he says eventually he wants to turn that 3,000 into a 30K, then a 300K, etc.

Go check ISO803 out, his most recent song that he published is called “Lose it” produced by AndreOnBeat. It is currently out on all platforms.

@iso803_music
TRXLL Is An Artist to Look Out For
Tags: Hiphop, Artist, Rap, New Music, Rapper

TRXLL Is An Artist to Look Out For OnTheRise ·Dec 13, 2020

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TRXLL, a rapper who started making music when he was 8 years old, is an artist to look out for. Inspired by artists such as; Kendrick Lamar, Logic, 2Pac, Joyner Lucas, and Tech N9ne, he definitely shows it in his music.

How he started rapping was by playing around with free apps, he says that at first it was just producing, then he moved into becoming a vocal artist.

In 5 years, he says he sees himself growing to the point where he has a fanbase that would consistently listen to his music, he also says that he would like to be doing shows here and there, but overall, he just would like to be more known.

Go check TRXLL out, his latest song is named “High”, and we definitely think it would be something you would enjoy.

@realdontrell
Put That On Your Playlist: PJ & Rooster
By: Charles Blouingascon
Tags: Hip Hop, Outkast, Rap, Culture, Music

Song: PJ & Rooster

Album: Idlewild

Honourable mention: Cruisin’ In the Atl (Interlude)

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One of the few redeeming moments of Idlewild is this PJ & Rooster from the latter half of the album. Though Big Boi shows up on the third verse, this song functions pretty much as just a solo Andre jazz sing-along.

If we were mean, we might suggest that the beginning of the song where Percy Jr. says that what it is he’s working on is something new only to be told that it “sound like some bullshit,” well we might say that this skit represents the rest of this song.

But that’s not the case. Ultimately, PJ & Rooster works for what it is intended to do, which is to get the audience up their feet and dancing along. The audience, indeed, is gonna appreciate that.

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Beat: 7/10

Lyrics: 6/10

Overall: 7/10
Put That On Your Playlist: Red Velvet
By: Charles Blouingascon
Tags: Hip Hop, Outkast, Rap, Culture, Music

Song: Red Velvet

Album: Stankonia

Honourable mention: Last Call (Speakerboxxx)

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Remember what we wrote for Knowing, about Big Boi and how he is every bit the equal of Andre as an emcee? Enter Red Velvet. On a song where both rappers warn against the dangers of showing off, Big Boi does precisely the opposite of what he says, showing off as he narrates every pitfall possible. The middle part of his verse is particularly egregious and a hell of a tongue-twister.

Twist ya cap back, you got blood off on ya fur hat

Cap, cap, ya link snapped, you slumped off in ya Cadillac

For what though, some diamonds and a Bentley

What you dying for?

Alright hoe, I’ma bank my cheese and let my mic glow

Red Velvet has a weird and futuristic beat that can’t seem to ever get started, halting to a start every few seconds just as it seems to get launched. The synth on the background is fill of velvety (for lack of another word) texture and mi-mi-mi-mi-mi-mimics the staccato of the hi-hat, but OutKast somehow make it all work because they’re just ridiculously talented. Mic glow indeed.

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Beat: 7/10

Lyrics: 8/10

Overall: 7/10
SIGNING STORMZY, DEJ JAM LAUNCH NEW LABEL 0207
By: Media Up In Motion
Tags: Grime Music, UK, Grime, Rap, Music

Stormzy has signed a deal with newly formed record label 0207 Def Jam.

The label was launched recently by co-presidents Alex Boateng and Alec Boateng, Ghanaian-British twins who are music industry stalwarts.

The grime artist’s previous studio album was released through #Merky and Atlantic Records UK. Stormzy is the first signing to be announced by 0207 Def Jam.

The news was confirmed earlier today, with Universal Music describing Stormzy as a “once in a generation artist” on Twitter. “Welcome to the 0207 & Universal Music family,” it wrote.

Alec Boating had previously played a vital role in signing Stormzy and his label, #Merky, to Atlantic Records, and played a large role in the campaign for Heavy is the Head, Stormzy’s 2019 album.

Prior to forming 0207 Def Jam, Alex Boating worked for a decade at Universal Music UK, heading up Island Record’s Urban Division. He was involved in campaigns for artists including Drake, The Weeknd and Nicki Minaj.

Alec Boating had worked for seven years at Warner Music, and is also a distinguished radio host, presenting BBC 1Xtra’s breakfast show for years, in addition to other specialist shows championing new British music.

Universal Music UK chairman and CEO David Joseph said in a statement: “Bringing the Boateng brothers together at 0207 Def Jam is an important moment in British culture.

“Alec and Alex have always done things their own way with success always quick to follow. They have already assembled an exceptionally talented top team with a clear vision for this exciting new chapter in the history of one of the world’s most famous labels.”
Young Ray Global & McCoy Join Forces On “Global Narco”
Tags: News, Entertainment, Rap, Culture, Music

In all honesty, Young Ray Global is one of the best rappers we have right now in terms of communicating his truths and doing so with a combination of two things: a skillful pen and a charismatic personality. Once these elements come into contact with one another, the result is a never-ending supply of hits, and acting as a lead example is Global’s latest surprise release, the 11-track EP, “Global Narco” produced my McCoy.

With songs like “10 Packs”, “Fentanyl”, and “Georgia Pie”, His ability to paint such vivid pictures of his personality through sonic soundscapes makes sense to why Young Ray Global has so much momentum behind his name at the moment. This is yet another standout release from the California artist that we should all have an eye on, so be sure not to look right over “Global Narco”.

Click here and enjoy the 11 track project!
London’s drill grandads Pete and Bas release their latest single
By: Media Up In Motion
Tags: UK, Age, Rap, Drill, Music

The pensioners write everything themselves, with their grandsons and a couple of their friends providing beats and production for them.

Two 70 plus seniors from South London are shaking up the music industry with their witty lyrics and raw beats, creating authentic drill music for the younger generation.

You wouldn’t think two grandads were able to cook up a grime storm, but drill sensations Pete, 70 this month, and Bas, 73, will be dropping their new single “Old Estate” featuring M24 on December 1.

No swearing and witty lyrics make their music accessible to the masses. The duo have also filmed a video for the single on an estate in Rotherhithe.

Notoriously secretive, there are multiple backstories as to what they used to do before their life in the limelight, but they prefer to keep their past and personal lives hidden. One story often told is that Bas was a piano teacher when one of his students introduced him to grime. Legend has it that Pete was a trading standards officer visiting a corner shop where Bas was teaching piano, he heard the piano (and the grime) and the rest is history.

The duo’s first song, “Shut Ya Mouth”, was released in 2018 and since then Pete and Bas have continued to release tunes such as “Dents In A Peugeot” which amassed over 800k listens on Spotify, before their most played single “Quick Little Freestyle” which secured over a million plays on Spotify and Youtube.

“Who said you’re too old to break the scene? I been in the BBC studios chatting to radio people, I been in some of the biggest clubs in the country, but all I wanna do at the end of the day is stick my feet up and watch telly with the wife.” (Pete)

Pete and Bas write everything themselves, with their grandsons and a couple of their friends providing beats and production for them.

The pair are well-known across the drill scene for their continuous features on GRM Daily, and they have gained attention from other well-established artists such as Giggs, Octavian and Headie One.

The duo have also grown their online following to over 200k and have been performing live, their first gig in 2018 was in front of just 10 people at the Graduate in Greenwich, since then, they’ve played Camden Roundhouse, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Reading, Oxford, and Brighton.

Their “Lads On Tour” tour was scheduled for autumn 2020 but has unfortunately been postponed to October 2021 due to coronavirus.
Jack Harlow has arrived.
Tags: Music, Hip Hop, Rap, 2020

If you thought Jack Harlow’s hype train was slowing down after “What’s Poppin”, it may just be about blow right past your stop. The Louisville native’s debut album, Thats What They All Say, is a coming out party by every measure of the phrase. With the help of some big names, Jack Harlow gives us a taste of what he’s made of, showing us he has officially arrived and is here to stay. In what can be described as a love letter to his hometown, Harlow shouts out Louisville throughout the project & shows us he’s more than a one trick pony.

Thats What They All Say by Jack Harlow

While many, like myself, expected Harlow to try to recreate the sound of his smash-hit single “What’s Poppin” throughout the album, he shows us that he’s more than comfortable over any beat thrown his way. On the album’s opening track, “Rendezvous”, we get to hear Harlow reminisce on his monumental success in 2020 and float over classic production from legendary producer, Hit-Boy.

The 22-year old slides right into a high-paced banger alongside Lil Baby over Sonny Digital production on “Face of My City”, showing us he can hold his own on a track with anyone. Like the opening track, Harlow enlists the help of another legendary producer, this time with Harry Fraud on “Keep It Light”. It’s another example of Harlow laidback on sample production and sounding like a seasoned veteran.

The track “Luv Is Dro” is a hometown classic, with Harlow lending just a few bars alongside fellow Lousiville native Bryson Tiller, while Louisville legend Static Major belts out his classic tune. It’s a nice tribute to the late Static Major and their hometown. Harlow also pays homage to his city on “Baxter Avenue”, in what sounds like a letter to those who made him the man he is today. His experiences and his crew got him to his current situation and he’s a man who just wants to give back to everyone. For a “rookie” album, Jack Harlow sounds like a 5th year guy coming into his prime. Switching up flow patterns and beats throughout the album, Harlow is still able to combine his geeky, humorous lines with heart-felt, reflective bars. It’s refreshing and something not many people expected as his follow up to commercial success.

Jack Harlow’s debut album Thats What They All Say is his stamp on the rap game, and that stamp says he isn’t going anywhere. Big names, like Chris Brown, Adam Levine and Big Sean, litter the album on both features and production while the 22-year old pays tribute to Louisville, Kentucky. On the project we get to see the different styles of Harlow and why he’s someone who has a bright future ahead of him. With an outstanding social media personality and talent like this, the Jack Harlow hype train is only picking up speed, and this album is him just putting his foot down on the gas.