Alternative | GIDEON KING & CITY BLOG Drop “Whatchya Gonna Do”
Posted by VMan on August 18, 2021
Influenced by music legend Steely Dan and the cult following they created, King creates complex music with intricate chord changes and harmonies, just like his inspiration. The ultimate summer anthem, “Whatchya Gonna Do” is a real contender in the world of soul-pop. For fans of Stevie Wonder or Anderson Paak, the recently released single is the first piece of music I’ve heard by GIDEON KING & CITY BLOG but they’ll be on my radar moving forward. Armed with an art-pop, neo-soul, funk and jazz soundscape, the diverse new single is an energetic outlook at conquering the next chapter of life. Check out the new track above now!
Hip-Hop, Rap | Monty Cold – Case #9: Without Me
Posted by yabishcic on January 10, 2014
“I want to be a brand, something that people will instantly recognize and relate too, simply from people supporting my sound. I want to be seen as another sign of hope for the state of this game” -Monty Cold
Off his new mixtape entitled “I’m Kind Of Cool”, Monty Cold, a Washington D.C. native, has taken the main stage to present people what he really has to offer. Taking his inspiration from artists like Andre 3000, Stevie Wonder, and A Tribe Called Quest, he’s been doing shows all over in New York, Philadelphia, Maryland, Minnesota, and Washington D.C., opening for artist such as, Big KRIT and Smoke DZA as well as performing in an MMG endorsed showcase. Snatch this single while it’s hot people.
Electro, Hip-Hop | Ekow ft Snoop Dogg & Kylian Mash – Closer | ELECTRO-POP
Posted by Juicebox on March 14, 2011
I don’t think there is anyone I currently despise more than Snoop Dogg. His whole transition to the pop/electro world was a smart move managing wise, but his style just doesn’t work with these tracks…forcing me to hate him more and more each song he puts out. Regardless, this track is a great merge between hip hop and electro and a party track that you’re guaranteed to love. Ekow is also Stevie Wonder’s son so for that sole fact alone, you need to give the man a shot.