Written By: Big C The Jacksonville storyteller Lil Poppa returns with Sprite On The Nightstand , a long-requested fan favorite now officially released with a moody visualizer. Leaning into his signature emotional grit, that makes his melodic lane resonate deeply with fans. Poppa unpacks the push-and-pull of complicated love: the soft spots, the second guesses, and the honesty. “Sprite On The Nightstand” is opening another lane for connection. “Sprite On The Nightstand” arriv

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Si Woo Lee Some eras echo louder than others and Lil Baby is finally letting the vault speak for itself. The Atlanta titan announces The Leaks , a fan-dedicated project arriving December 3 on his 31st birthday. Built from long-requested snippets and underground favorites which have circulated for years, the collection bridges Baby’s early hunger with his polished superstar dominance. It’s a rare moment of gratitude toward the day-ones who help

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Maria Nora Pilapil Agravidor Every move is a math problem, every risk a line of code. Dallas rap world-builder Yakiyn  dials in a sharper mode with CALCULATE . This chaotic, bass-heavy eruption produced by BNYX®️  and Trey Kams is combine with glitched synths and snapping drums. With panning ad-libs, Yakiyn frame his strategic money talk as something closer to a mission blueprint than a flex. “Lonestar Yak” raps like he’s upgrading his whole

Written By: Big C Some voices don’t just sing Christmas, they embody it. Jennifer Hudson steps deeper into the season with The Gift of Love – Extended Holiday Edition , adding two radiant bonus tracks to her GRAMMY®-nominated holiday album. With Mary, Did You Know?  and the original Let There Be Joy , the EGOT powerhouse brings emotional warmth, spiritual honesty, and vocal firepower to an album already treasured as a modern holiday staple. Executive produced by Ryan Tedder

Written By: Big C Loyalty echoes louder when the world stops listening… EST Gee returns with Thug Club . This cold-blooded street sermon is carved over a booming bass with hard-hitting drums. The Louisville powerhouse delivers his signature hustle with sharpened focus, laying out coded wisdom, lived experience, and the discipline which made him one of rap’s most respected voices. Directed by Carters Vision , the visual amplifies that energy with scenes of fast cars, gleaming

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Max Papendieck Desire can whisper… or it can take the whole room hostage. Ebony Riley ' s latest track Only You , is a smoldering slow-burn which unveils her most alluring persona yet. The rising R&B force leans into hypnotic production, sultry vocals, and irresistible yearning as she embodies the pull of a love too magnetic to deny. Seduction becomes performance art as Ebony steps confidently into her daring and divine evolution. Directed by A

Written By: Big C If a single voice can hold an entire universe, Ray Charles proved it every time he stepped to the mic. With the release of No One Does It Like…Ray Charles! , the Tangerine Master Series unveils a treasure chest of mid-1960s singles, B-sides, and hidden essentials never before united in one place. This newly assembled album captures Ray in a season of boundless creativity, his phrasing sharp, his delivery volcanic, his soul unmistakable. Classics like My Ba

How many times do you edit a song before releasing it? When do you finally know a track is done? I usually have my engineer edit each track at least 3 times. Then I pick which edit has the most clarity. How do you decide on the cover art for a release? Do you take the lead creatively, or trust your photographer/director to run with the vision? I usually take the lead of creativity. If my director or photographer have a vision in mind, I still consider those options. Which str

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Coco Real Reinvention isn’t rebirth, it’s revelation. Twin Shadow  unveils Cadet , a vibrant, pulse-driven evolution. This track flips the emotional gravity of Georgie  into something charged, immediate, and electrically alive. While his last album drifted through grief’s quiet corridors, Cadet  roars forward with drum-machine swagger, warped synth lines, and a refreshed sense of creative freedom. It’s Twin Shadow embracing momentum while honor