Grimeypopstar is more than just an artist; he is a pioneer who is redefining the music landscape. As the CEO of Grimey Gang Records, he is cultivating a brand that embodies hard work, independence, and genuine artistry. The East Cleveland Ohio based artist is set to release his forthcoming mixtape, “Grimey Luv Songs,” on October 5 across all major platforms. This marks the next phase of Grimeypopstar’s journey — a compelling blend of emotion, street vitality, and authentic storytelling that encapsulates his identity and the ethos of his label.

“Grimey Luv Songs” showcases the complete spectrum of Grimeypopstar’s sound and essence. It transcends mere themes of love; it delves into loyalty, suffering, and the resilience required to persevere when faced with life’s challenges. Each track is a reflection of his unfiltered experiences and his transformation from an aspiring artist to a visionary leader with a message to convey. This project is deeply personal, unapologetic, and crafted to resonate with listeners who understand the grind.

Prior to the mixtape’s launch, fans were given a preview of what to expect with his single “Slickest Activator,” which is currently available on YouTube. This track showcases Grimeypopstar in his prime — self-assured, energetic, and fully in command of his musical style. It is a song that compels movement while also serving as a reminder that every lyric carries a narrative.

As the leader of Grimey Gang Records, Grimeypopstar is not merely releasing music; he is also creating pathways for other artists who share his passion and authenticity. His label signifies a new era of independent strength, empowering artists to remain true to their identities while reaching a global audience.

With “Grimey Luv Songs,” Grimeypopstar demonstrates that he is not just a fleeting presence; he is committed to establishing a lasting legacy. From the recording studio to the executive office, he is setting a benchmark for what it means to be both an artist and a CEO. When October 5 arrives, the world will witness the essence of Grimey Gang Records — genuine talent, heartfelt passion, and tangible outcomes.

You can find and stream Grimeypopstar’s music everywhere November 5th. 

Make sure to follow him on all platforms @Grimeypopstar

This month marks the launch of Scroll Up Magazine, the culture’s newest voice and the first publication designed specifically to bridge the gap between the incarcerated community and the rapidly evolving world of hip-hop, social media, and street culture.

Founded by Crystal Gotti and Richie Forbes, Scroll Up Magazine addresses a critical need: keeping those behind bars connected to the culture they helped build but have been locked out of experiencing. For the estimated 1.9 million people currently incarcerated in the United States, staying connected to family, friends, and the cultural movements happening on the outside has never been more challenging – or more important.

“You don’t scroll the jack – you scroll the page,” says Crystal Gotti, Co-Founder and Culture Editor. “Some of our readers haven’t touched down in years. They have no idea what a TikTok video looks like, what’s trending on Instagram, or what’s moving the culture right now. We bring the world to their hands – unfiltered, unbought, and unstoppable.”

What Makes Scroll Up Different:

Unlike traditional magazines, Scroll Up Magazine transforms the digital experience into print, featuring:

Viral TikTok videos captured as photo sequences with captions Instagram posts pulled directly from the timeline Memes, video stills, and social media moments that define the culture. 

Issue One launches with a powerful cover story: 

“Welcome Home Pooh Shiesty” An in-depth feature on the Memphis rapper’s recent release from federal custody after three years, his welcome home celebration, and his plan to reclaim his throne in hip-hop. 

Who This Magazine Serves:

Scroll Up Magazine is essential reading for:

Incarcerated individuals seeking connection to the culture and current events. Families and loved ones of the incarcerated who want to send meaningful, engaging content and Hip-hop enthusiasts who value authentic, street-level perspectives.

Scroll Up Magazine offers more than entertainment – it offers hope, connection, and proof that the culture hasn’t moved on without them.

To subscribe or learn more, visit: ScrollUpMagazine.com or contact Subscribe@ScrollUpMagazine.com 

Follow Scroll Up Magazine:

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Marking his return to the charts, reggae icon Maxi Priest has collaborated with dancehall superstar, Sean Paul, on the single release of “Feel So Alive,” the final track in “The Signal” riddim series by renowned music curator and producer Lion Face. Priest, a legendary reggae vocalist, whose career spans four decades, has partnered with Intercept Music to officially launch and distribute his own label, Level Vibes Music. “Feel So Alive” is the label’s debut.

San Francisco, CA – Maxi Priest, one of the most celebrated reggae fusion artists of all time, is making a massive move to re-ignite world music. The legendary reggae vocalist, whose career spans four decades with three Grammy nominations, has partnered with Intercept Music to officially re-launch and distribute his own label, Level Vibes Music. Marking his return to the charts, Priest has collaborated with dancehall superstar, Sean Paul, on the single release of “Feel So Alive,” the final track in “The Signal” riddim series by renowned music curator and producer Lion Face for Lion King Muzik.

In reggae and dancehall music, a riddim is the instrumental backing track that multiple artists use to create their own distinct songs. “Feel So Alive” is Sean Paul’s and Maxi Priest’s contribution to the five-song project which also has songs by JC Lodge, Luciano, Morgan Heritage, and Quan Dajai. “Feel So Alive” is a love-fueled Caribbean collaboration that ‘signals’ a roots and reggae revival for the ages.

Maxi’s musical lineage runs deep across multiple cultures. His breakthrough came in 1984 with the first UK reggae tune to reach #1 in Jamaica. His self-titled 1988 album, recorded with legends Sly & Robbie, Willie Lindo, and others, introduced him to intercontinental audiences with hits like the classic cover of Cat Stevens’ “Wild World.” His duet with Beres Hammond, “How Can We Ease the Pain,” showcased his ability to garner mainstream accessibility. The album, “Bonafide” went Gold in the U.S. and delivered the smash single “Close to You,” #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #2 on the R&B chart. 

The momentum continued with chart-topping collaborations including “Set the Night to Music” with Roberta Flack and “Housecall” with Shabba Ranks. Maxi had mastered the art of balancing reggae authenticity with pop appeal. His 1996 release, “Man with the Fun,” featuring Shaggy on the Grammy-nominated crossover hit “That Girl,” proved his staying power. “CombiNation” (1999), an eclectic blend of reggae, hip-hop, R&B, and jazz, featured artists like Beenie Man, Degree, and Red Rat, and reinterpretations of classics by Donny Hathaway and Stevie Wonder.

In 2022, he returned to the stage with UB40, The Original Wailers, and Big Mountain for a six-week U.S. tour. Now marking 40 years in the music industry with his label relaunch, Maxi has been honored with inductions into the Jamaica Music Museum Hall of Fame and the Reggae Walk of Fame. 

“I feel so alive!” exclaims reggae music sensation Maxi Priest. “My label, Level Vibes Music, finally has the support that it needs through my partnership with Intercept Music. Intercept Music was created specifically for busy independent artists like me. With Intercept, we now have access to all the tools my team needs for the business of marketing and promoting, leaving me with the time and energy to do what I love – make music.”

“Working with Lion Face is always amazing,” adds Priest. “He and I go way back, and our history is very, very melodic.  Having my brother Sean Paul on this track with me, my official debut label release, is something beyond beautiful. Sean does what Sean does, he is just so brilliant! We connect across generations, growing the culture, the music and the vibration. Yes, I feel so alive!” 

Sean Paul, who has been proclaimed Jamaica’s top export, is likely one of the biggest global stars the island has produced. The iconic dancehall deejay has dominated international charts since he burst onto the scene in the late ‘90s. Three decades later and he shows no signs of slowing down. His introduction to the world stage was the 1997 instant smash “Infiltrate.” By the time he released his debut project, “Stage One” in 2000 with dancehall hits alongside singer Mr. Vegas, he was the highest-selling artist on VP Records. When Sean and Vegas landed a cameo in Hype Williams’ 1998 film “Belly,” and a musical collaboration with rap star DMX, his undeniable appeal in hip-hop was sealed.

Paul’s sophomore album “Dutty Rock” broke the mold for dancehall ultimately spawning four Top 15 Billboard hits. In the very same period, his voice powered hits for Beyoncé, Blu Cantrell and Busta Rhymes, proving that his Midas touch with a hook could not be contained by one genre. Sean’s third #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, “Temperature,” took the music star worldwide, reaching the Top 10 in Canada and France and Top 20 in Australia and the UK. Blazing through the decades, the 2020’s have shown Sean to be the world’s foremost representative of Brand Jamaica, with him officially recognized by the Jamaican government with an Order of Distinction, decades of awards, chart-topping hits and a worldwide fanbase that is unmatched. To date, he is the most streamed reggae artist of all time with 15 billion streams, surpassing reggae legend Bob Marley!

“Lion Face is like family to me and the music. He was one of the first selectors to ever believe in me. And, you know, to be able to do a song with Maxi Priest, who was in the business before me, somebody who I look up to, it makes a very strong connection to the song itself. For me, it’s a dope feeling to know I can look up to these icons, both Lion Face and Maxi Priest, and now be doing songs with them,” adds global superstar Sean Paul.

“The musical bond between Sean Paul and Maxi Priest is mind blowing,” cites Founder and Chairman, Ralph Tashjian, for Intercept Music, a worldwide, leading, technology-driven independent music distribution and marketing company. “Intercept Music has been continuously expanding our musical frontier, so this song release is a huge accomplishment for us. Priest and Paul together – what more can I say, except be on the lookout for much more to come!”

Rock to the riddim of “Feel So Alive” at https://interceptmusic.ffm.to/69eaekn 

Flow with the “Feel So Alive” lyric video on YouTube on the Maxi Priest channel.

Keep feeling alive with Maxi Priest on Linktr.ee.

About Intercept Music Inc.

Intercept Music empowers independent artists and labels with innovative entertainment technology. The company provides cutting-edge tools and services for premium distribution, dynamic social media, targeted marketing, impactful merchandising, and customizable promotional services. Intercept’s exclusive and innovative software grants artists access to a wealth of AI-powered features, enabling them to use predictive marketing to optimize their promotional efforts and directly connect with their target audiences. Designed specifically for the booming independent music sector, Intercept Music helps artists grow their audiences and generate revenue.

Discover more at interceptmusic.com and visit Intercept Music on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

Saved by Guitars

New York, NY — Rising artist, visionary, and creative force Maxx Paradox is rewriting the rules of independence with his breakout project Saved by Guitars — a 17-track fusion of rock, hip-hop, and raw emotional storytelling that has the internet talking.

In its first 24 hours, Saved by Guitars pulled in over a quarter million streams, a milestone that stamped Maxx as one of the most dynamic new voices in modern music. The project follows the viral success of his single Young & Wasted, which charted Top 50 on iTunes before the album even dropped.

But numbers only tell half the story. Saved by Guitars is the soundtrack to survival — a personal testimony of how music became Maxx’s lifeline during his darkest moments. “Music literally saved my life,” Maxx says. “It gave me a voice when I felt like no one could hear me. Every record on this project is a chapter of that story — the pain, the healing, and the rebirth.”

A Cinematic World: 

Saved by Guitars

The Short Film

To bring the story to life visually, Maxx released “Saved by Guitars: Episode 1 – Young & Wasted”, a short film that mirrors the project’s raw emotional depth. The visual feels more like a movie than a music video — blending gritty realism with surreal storytelling, setting the stage for future episodes in the Saved by Guitars universe.

“Young & Wasted was about the chaos before clarity,” Maxx explains. “The film shows what it really means to be saved by your passion — to lose yourself, then find yourself through the music.”

Building a Movement Beyond Music

Through his growing platform, Maxx Paradox isn’t just making records — he’s building a movement for creative freedom. Known for his hands-on approach to mentorship, artist development, and marketing through his Maxx Volume brand, Maxx bridges the gap between artistry and entrepreneurship.

Saved by Guitars feels like a statement piece — a declaration that independent doesn’t mean small. It means ownership, authenticity, and legacy.

What’s Next

The momentum isn’t slowing down anytime soon. Maxx has announced a 21-song deluxe edition of Saved by Guitars, expanding the story even further. “The deluxe is the next level,” he says. “It’s everything I couldn’t fit on the original — bigger records, bigger emotions, and a message that hits even harder.”

Get The Merch & Join The Movement

Fans can now grab official Saved by Guitars merchandise — including exclusive tees, hoodies, and limited edition drops — at www.MaxxParadox.shop.

Listen to Saved by Guitars on all streaming platforms and dive deeper into Maxx’s world through his official links below:

Follow Maxx Paradox:

https://linktr.ee/maxxparadox

Los Angeles, CA — The buzz across the music industry is undeniable. Hip-hop legends Sen Dog (Cypress Hill) and Kemo The Blaxican (ex- Delinquent Habits) have joined forces as Negros De La Raza, and their forthcoming single “Para Mi Gente” (out October 17, 2025) is already being hailed as a defining moment for Latin hip-hop—a powerful anthem of identity, unity, and resilience.

A thunderous fusion of Latin rhythm, street wisdom, and generational pride, “Para Mi Gente” speaks directly to the people it represents—those who have carried the weight, built the foundation, and kept the culture alive. The record’s anthemic energy, produced by Fiyastarta, captures both the grit of the streets and the soul of a movement.

Early tastemakers and insiders are calling it “a new chapter in Latin hip-hop” and “the kind of track that crosses boundaries and generations.”

The Meaning Behind the Name

The name Negros De La Raza translates to “Blacks of the Race”—a statement of cultural truth and solidarity that reclaims identity while honoring shared roots. It reflects the Afro-Latino and Indigenous bloodlines woven through Latin America and the diaspora, uniting communities often divided by language, geography, or color.

For Sen Dog, whose heritage traces back to Afro-Latino Cuban roots, and Kemo The Blaxican, whose background bridges both Black and Mexican identity, the name isn’t just symbolic—it’s lived experience. Together, their collaboration embodies the global unity the song stands for: a reminder that rhythm, struggle, and pride transcend borders.

“We both come from places where identity is layered and powerful,” says Kemo. “This project is about embracing that—being proud of every piece of who we are and where we come from.”

A Legacy That Runs Deep

Few names carry the legacy of Latino hip-hop like Sen Dog and Kemo The Blaxican. Sen Dog, as a founding member of Cypress Hill, helped break barriers for Latino artists worldwide—his voice becoming synonymous with West Coast rap and cultural authenticity. Kemo, the unmistakable voice of Delinquent Habits, helped pioneer bilingual hip-hop with storytelling and rhyme skills that bridged barrios and borders.

Together, under the banner Negros De La Raza, they represent not just collaboration but cultural convergence—the merging of history, rhythm, and purpose into a sound built to unify.

Produced With Purpose

Behind the boards, Fiyastarta delivers production that feels both cinematic and streetwise—layering Latin percussion, hip-hop drums, and soulful undertones into a sound built for stadiums and global playlists alike.

The track’s scratches by Peoplemover bring classic authenticity, while the music video, directed by Jorge Newman, gives visual life to the anthem. From the humble backdrops to the faces in the crowd and the flags in the air, the video embodies what the title means: for the people.

A Movement Takes Shape

With anticipation mounting among DJs, tastemakers, and streaming curators, “Para Mi Gente” is poised to resonate across continents—from Los Angeles to Latin America, Europe and beyond. Its timing couldn’t be more perfect: in an era calling for unity and representation, Negros De La Raza stand at the intersection of legacy and liberation.

“This isn’t just a song,” says Kemo. “It’s a declaration. It’s pride, struggle, rhythm, and hope—all rolled into one.”

“We made this for the people who never stopped believing,” Kemo continues. “For the ones who put in work, hold their heads high, and move forward no matter what.”

Release Information

Single: Para Mi Gente

Artist: Negros De La Raza (Sen Dog & Kemo The Blaxican)

Producer / Composer: Fiyastarta

Scratches: Peoplemover

Video Director: Jorge Newman

Editor/Color: Fran Rivadeo

Executive Producer: Mr. Tiger

Label: Dead Silence Records

Release Date: October 17, 2025

Distribution: All major digital platforms worldwide

About Negros De La Raza

Negros De La Raza is the powerful collaboration between Sen Dog (Cypress Hill) and Kemo The Blaxican (Delinquent Habits), two trailblazers of Latino hip-hop. Their name—translating to “Blacks of the Race”—honors the Afro-Latino and Indigenous roots of Latin culture, celebrating unity across color, class, and borders. Their debut project, La Pura Neta (El Borracho y El Marijuano), produced entirely by Fiyastarta, is a celebration of truth, rhythm, and resilience—music made for the people, by the people.

Pre Save Negros De La Raza – Para Mi Gente:

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Media Contact:

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For the latest updates on Negros De La Raza, follow the group on:

Instagram: @negrosdelaraza https://www.instagram.com/negrosdelaraza/

Tik Tok: @negrosdelaraza https://www.tiktok.com/@negrosdelaraza_offical

Twitter (X): @NEGROSdeLARAZA

YouTube: NegrosDeLaRaza – Para Mi Gente (Drops Oct 17th) https://youtu.be/oF0a0-YuV_s