The sound of ’90s R&B seems to be all the rage nowadays. Therefore, it only makes senses that some of our faves from one of the genres golden eras would want to bask a little in all that shine. Welp, ladies, we hope you’re ready to feel like it’s 1997 all over again because Jon B and Donell Jones have teamed up for the unexpected R&B collaboration that you didn’t know you wanted. The duo have released their anticipated single “Understand,” the newest single from Jon that features both crooners doing what they do best. In a brilliant collaboration with sumptuous, sexy and intriguing vibes and lyrical genius, this new track embodies pure genius. Jon B and Donell Jones have in ‘Understand’ created not only a truly magical song, but a song that in it’s entirety is emotion exquisite. Once you press play, you’ll notice that there’s no switch up to the formula here. The production for the track sounds like it dropped off of Jon’s ’97 album Cool Relax, from the light strains of guitar to the synth horn stabs on the chorus. Likewise, the fellas’ vocals seem to have aged like fine wine and sound like almost no time has passed since we first met them way back when. Since their voices are similar in tone, the duet is pretty seamless as their harmonies often meld together as they sing about doing any and everything to make their lady know the extent of their love. If you’re one of those who’ve been waiting for this moment, seize the opportunity by peeping the video for “Understand” below. Jon and Donell also prove to have an almost brotherly chemistry in the song’s accompanying video. We see them performing the track on a couple of soundstages while dressed in their slickest threads as they serenade the viewer. Jon, of course, gets more screen time since this is his single, but Donell gets a surprising amount of solo shine, too. Also getting time on the screen is the clip’s lone female star, who dances and writhes to the slinky rhythm.  

Die-hard fans are collectively losing their minds for this dream collaboration come true. So call your radio stations and tell your DJs  to starting playing it TODAY!!

The New Track “Understand” is now available on iTunes, Get it now and hear in full volume for yourself what Love truly sounds like.

Buy on iTunes Now!

http://youtu.be/IWbhZGzZvdM

Louisvlle KY Hip Hop Artist Young OG

iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/game-over-single/1438175696 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/6a93w8cILhrGj5deD3kfby?si=Wujd6PEOS5OQjq-plRcrKA

Connect w/ Young OG:
Instagram: @Young_og502
Snapchat: @youngogeezy
Twitter: @youngog502
For Booking Contact: DJ Marlei Mar 404-201-8580
or
Email: ognationpromotions@gmail.com or djmarleimar@gmail.com

RockstarGod, born as Jordayne Fuller, is an independent artist from Ontario, Canada. He got into the rap game from being around family members including his older brother and cousins.

"I always wanted to be a musician, since I was a kid it was the first and only job I ever wanted. My older brother and cousins would rap and helped me transition from being a listener of rap to a artist," said Rockstar.

Being from Canada, Rockstar has a wide range of influences even outside of the rap genre itself.

"My influences are Chief Keef, Lil B, Drake, and Juicewrld in rap/hip hop but I get most of my influences from music outside of the rap genre," said Rockstar.

With his music, the emerging artist just wants people to connect with the emotions that he is conveying in the music that he makes. He wants his audience to feel something special when listening to his music.

"I want the world to know I freestyle all of my songs and alot them are done in one take," said Rockstar

Checkout his most recent video for his single "Double U” link below.



Be on the lookout for his next project titled "The Dark Rockstar" and follow the artist on Instagram at @Rckstarjesus and subscribe to his Youtube channel at ROCKSTARGOD.

RockstarGod, born as Jordayne Fuller, is an independent artist from Ontario, Canada. He got into the rap game from being around family members including his older brother and cousins.

"I always wanted to be a musician, since I was a kid it was the first and only job I ever wanted. My older brother and cousins would rap and helped me transition from being a listener of rap to a artist," said Rockstar.

Being from Canada, Rockstar has a wide range of influences even outside of the rap genre itself.

"My influences are Chief Keef, Lil B, Drake, and Juicewrld in rap/hip hop but I get most of my influences from music outside of the rap genre," said Rockstar.

With his music, the emerging artist just wants people to connect with the emotions that he is conveying in the music that he makes. He wants his audience to feel something special when listening to his music.

"I want the world to know I freestyle all of my songs and alot them are done in one take," said Rockstar

Checkout his most recent video for his single "Free Base" below.

Be on the lookout for his next project titled "The Dark Rockstar" and follow the artist on Instagram at @Rckstarjesus and subscribe to his Youtube channel at ROCKSTARGOD.

Has anyone ever had you fucked up? Then this song you can relate to. Chris drops a new video for his single Fxck'd Up.

Check out the official video

https://youtu.be/032-_4BvsYQ

Stay Connected

@ChrisKnight407 on IG and Twitter

info.chrisknight@gmail.com Booking

 

Troy Ave, New York’s own consummate lyricist has again come out to play on the city streets, and in it reveals a reality only for the strong. To date, Troy Ave has shown us the real deal in his art and to continue to entertain and insight though, he has come up with a new visual experience, in the video “Streets Is A Myth”, taking cue from the real life GTA, the visuals of Action / Adventure Video Games, he pairs the concept of fake friends, leaches and gold-diggers with monsters, zombies and hoodlum thugs, over tattooed rappers that talk the talk but cant do nothing but take a walk.

Troy sets himself as the “Game’s Hero”, fighting that which we use to oppress ourselves, and in the statement of “Streets Is A Myth”, is he telling us that the rough life that is pronounced by many in the rap / hip hop community is based on true life, or the “Hollywood” image of what it takes to survive the streets. To take a que from Freddie Mercury, “Is this the Real Life, is this just fantasy”… or a nightmare.

New York Musical Artist Troy Ave, who taken the name of the block he grew up on in Brooklyn, has been bringing heat in the form of hype songs with real lyrics this high energy MC got music made by and for the streets. Never apologetic, Troy Ave’s attitude and demeanor is direct and without effort, unlike those who have created a gimmick, he raps what he lives.  

On iTunes Now !

Connect w/ Troy Ave

http://www.troyave.com
http://www.facebook.com/officialtroyave
http://twitter.com/troyave
http://www.instagram.com/troyave
On YouTube
On Spotify