Part Colombian, part Chinese, and part Sicilian, the multi-cultural maestro known as Tony Valor is here to reach the globe in its entirety with his internationally fused beats, youthful charm, and undeniable accessibility. His new single, “D’Nah Nah (Shaky Bum Bum)” Ft. Zuka flaunts an irresistible rhythm that exhibits a “je ne sais quoi” that’s not easily ignored.

At the age of three, Valor began shadowing his father’s work sitting under the console in his his studio. A famed musician of his day, Valor’s father has blessed him with the gift of wisdom and sage experience. Nowadays, Tony resides in Palm Beach, Florida, but his life began on the other side of the planet, in Guangzhou, China. His multicultural upbringing equipped him with bilingual skills which he frequently uses in his lyrics, including on songs like “You’re My Fantasy” and “To The Top”, which consecutively landed him spots on the Billboard Dance charts.    

“D’Nah Nah (Shaky Bum Bum)” Ft. Zuka is the next surefire hit by Valor, and the music video directed by Razvan Marinescu of Romania and Russell Fogle and Luis Perez of Miami, FL, serves as the perfect visual experience to match the addicting tune. Flaunting beautiful women from all over the world, the young star is a global player with the moves to back it up. Zuka spearheads a spunk-filled verse where she claims her dominance as a woman of power in the music world with this song kicking down any remaining barrier in her way.

Five Drexler is a Florida native ready to take the Rap game (industry?) by storm. His eclectic taste allows him to create hook-laden Rap hits time after time, constantly leaving fans wanting more. His two 2017 singles, “You Are Mine” and “Smokers Section (Where It At)”, are taking his (is taking his)influence to the next level with elevated songwriting and one liners that are impossible not to quote incessantly. (continuously)

The story of Five Drexler is that of a Hollywood drama. After a night of partying in the city of St. Petersburg, Florida. Drexler fell asleep in the backseat of the car when he and his crew were heading home. Drexler was awakened to the sound of screeching brakes and burning rubber when their car collided with another, killing multiple passengers in a gruesome and disturbing turn of events. This fateful night changed the rapper’s life forever.

In the wake of tragedy, Drexler made the decision to utilize his grief as fuel. After the accident, he began producing and started writing again. He decided to band together with other artists sharing similar ideals and (that were) striving for the same goal. With the help of Dangeruss and General Lee, The Treblemakers became the (budded) flower sprouting from the dark soil of his past. With newfound strength in numbers, The Treblemakers have enriched their individual and collective content to a world-class level.

In his own words, “You Are Mine” is a “twisted modern love story”. A man showing his feelings to a woman who is never there for him in return. With music and lyrics created by Five Drexler and the official video produced by David Rollins (Five Drexler) and Richard Usher from Treblemakers Studios,(.) this release is an(a) true show of force by the Treblemakers team. The “Smokers Section (Where It At)” video, just released in September,(and) is proving to be the perfect way to ride the new hype. The official video for this song follows Five Drexler on a mystical journey to track down his true love: The endlessly elusive Weed Fairy. The undeniable beauty of the fairy takes him to another plane of existence where the only truth is that he must follow her to the “Smokers Section”. Lucky for him, she knows “where it at”.