Florida native rapper , Hit Em Up Rondo stood tall and remains solid against the pressures of the streets. After doing some time he came home and got right back to the hustle by releasing "First Night Out" with Bigga Rankin on the intro. Check out the official video presented by OnTop Forever Entertainment.
In “Armed and Dangerous” by A1 MostDope, Bigga Rankin pop things off by declaring that the burning desire to handle an op is what makes one dangerous, not the iron they tote. A1 MostDope is focused and shouldn’t be taken for a joke, it could be a big mistake for anyone sleeping on him.
CMC Entertainmet LLC presents and supports Muskegon, Michigan based rapper and recording artist Nique Got-It in street banger, Kitchen. " You owe me better pay me, every cent just like 50 / Oh you think I’m playing / I ain't shy with my glizzy" , says Nique Got-It. He made it clear throughout this record you gotta stay out his kitchen and most importantly out his way!
Str8 Drop Allstars rapper and recording artist Teflon Mark links up with Moneybagg Yo for OG Bigga Rankin certified banger “Drop”. This boisterous record hosts a ton of flexing by the two southern artists that don’t take kindly to opps.
This hard-hitting record describes ghetto luxury mixed with beautiful struggle. It's an impressive depiction of the aftermath of an unexpected situation; a journey on the road unpaved. By breaking away from fear you can overcome and conquering self-doubt. Fayn blessed us with a hustler’s prelude, he makes it clear that despite the odds, he's taking chances and here you have it, "No Risk No Reward".
Rapper and Recording Artist Yung Stakks blesses the streets with the “Intro”, his first installment of ‘Risk Taker’ the Chicago, IL and Chine Music’s vet proves in this one he’s ready and he’s been ready to make his mark, cause his “whole lifestyle crazy gone wild”.
Cheflodeezy is a Jamaican born Miami rapper. Deezy moved to Opa Locka, Miami at the age of 9 where he lived with his mom and younger brother. Deezy found his love for music as a teenager at Miami Central High, when his best friend at the time introduced him to the beat making platform Fruity Loops. After high school, Deezy fell into the street life. By the age of 21 he had multiple arrests, struggled with homelessness and the loss of a few close friends to gun violence. After almost going to prison for undisclosed cases and the birth of his first child llamiyah, Deezy decided to change his life.
The Miami rapper went to culinary school and pursued a career as a professional chef. This is where he got the nick name “Cheflodeezy”. He free-styled and had other students listen to his music on a daily basis. After graduating culinary school, Deezy began to climb in the hospitality industry. Cheflodeezy started to literally blow up in the culinary word where he was featured in SoHo House world magazine as a rising star on Deco drive, and cooking for various celebrities on visits. Never letting his love for music die, Cheflodeezy went to recording studios on his days off and wrote music before and after work on most days. Still dream chasing and dropping music weekly, Cheflodeezy does this for the love of the craft.