Atlanta-based Mississippi born rapper Moonchild stopped by Rude Girl Radio to showcase the single “Go Crazy.” She brought several different gifts for us including her own brand of Palo Santo. Along with RGR, “Go Crazy” also has the support of Big Von who is also playing the record. Watch the behind-the-scenes video for “Go Crazy”, check out more photos from the radio show, and learn more about Moonchild below:
BREEZ a Bronx-bred Dominican rapper raised in Union City, New Jersey. His goal in his music career is to make his fans have fun and party to his music while also giving the reality of his life and journey of the everyday life in the world we live in daily.
Breez stopped through Rude Girl Radio to break his exclusive single that is about to drop titled “ChaCha Breeze” featuring Cocash. He also has the current video for “Money Mitch Remix” featuring Jim Jones (see below). Breez works with Junior Reid and the two have a record called “House Party.”
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Columbus, Ga. native, Derick Young, AKA B.I.G. has always had a passion for writing and rapping. His primary goal is to make good music people can relate to and grow his record label, Big Knots Music. Writing from his past and present experiences, he feels realness is the key to making great music. His inspirations are Biggie, 2pac, Rick Ross and 2 Chainz.
The first track, titled “Love” features Trippie Redd doubles down on the chemistry between Shordie and Murda. The new video is set at a wedding where Murda and Shordie suit up with a motley crew as the unexpected house band while Trippie drops in for a special guest appearance.
The Buss It Challenge rapper released a hot new remix of her viral hit “Buss It” featuring Kylie Jenner’s ex beau Travis Scott. We got to chat with Erica last month at the Coalition Djs 13th Anniversary Concert here in Atlanta, Ga. You can check out our hilarious blooper with Beat King on the red carpet.
The highly anticipated release is one of many collaborations including G Herbo, Lil Durk, Black Thought, Rakim, A$AP Rocky, Dom Kennedy, Polo G, and more. “Where there’s people, there’s power” is the underlining theme behind the musical work in hopes of informing and inspiring today’s generation. Check out the first single from the album, a posthumous anthem with the late Nipsey Hussle along side Jay Z.
The film centers on the life of Fred Hampton about a year before he was assassinated in 1969 in Chicago. He was 21 years old when he was murdered by the Chicago police after being identified as a radical threat by the FBI. He was the leader of the Illinois Black Panther Party. The film also stars Martin Sheen as FBI director J. Edgar Hoover as William O’neal plays the Judas of the title. The film is available in theaters and on HBO Max.