You can't help but turnup to this 1! Yung Chiefa Don drops a certified trap anthem "Check". Here is the type of song you put in rotation at least 5 times on repeat so we had to select "Check" as our USA Blog Network #SongOfTheWeek. "Check" is for all the hustlers who run up that check and then go make another 1. Also, read more about the comeup of Yung Chiefa Don and follow his growing movement below!

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🤔🤔 https://t.co/p01pxHRxbs

— Yung Chiefa Don (@YungChiefaDon) April 6, 2017

Hailing from Little Rock, AR, Yung Chiefa Don is a driven, passionate and charismatic artist with a unique approach to his blend of hip-hop.

His music is all about connecting with listeners through high-energy release, uplifting melodies, and a thought-provoking lyrical flow, not unlike influential performers such as Run DMC, 2Pac, Kendrick Lamar or Future, just to mention a few. This is were the undying and timeless grooves of the golden age find away into a modern songwriting sensibility and a flow of rap that feels personal and unheard of.

It's all about bridging the gaps between the grit of the old school and the punch of modern rap productions. One of the most iconic and recognizable elements of Yung Chiefa Don's music is definitely his unique blend of earnest lyricism, the Little Rock rapper explores real-life topics and stays true to his origins, while exploring new territories and always setting the bar higher in terms of music and innovation. From his stage name to his antics, Yung Chiefa Don is one of those few brave artists who truly live what they talk about in their song resulting authentic and easy to relate to.

Find out more and let the music tell you the rest of this story

Who is Drive 1000?

The answer to that question has been years in the making. Hailing from the streets of South Miami, FL. Eundrae "Drive 1000" Toomer grew up in a single parent household with 5 siblings – to which he is oldest.

He began his journey as hustler at a young age. Learning the game from his uncles, Killa, and KT – soon, he began to maneuver throughout the streets of Miami. His mission? Get to the money by any means.

Not completing high school was a trend in the inner city neighborhoods; due to the conditions, and distractions planted in the black communities. For young Eundrae, his outcome would be no different. School was secondary, and the streets came first.

Being heavily involved in street life often comes with consequences that he became all to familiar with. Eundrae would continue on to lead a troublesome life that would include shootouts, drug dealing, fast money, and women. Before realizing his God given talent that would later remove him from this lifestyle, he had a child, and began a family which grew into five; who all looked to him as their hero, and leading example.

It was then, Eundrae knew he had to make a change. Heavily influenced by the likes of Scarface, Trick Daddy, JT Money, 8 Ball & MJG, he began to dabble into music himself. Recognizing his undeniable ability to bring his real life experiences to life through song, Drae, his younger brother and cousin formed a group fittingly named "The HustleHolics." The group would go on the to become a sensation, gaining wide spread mainstream success with their hood anthem "I'm So Throwed Off."

The HustleHolics gained the attention of fellow Miami native Rick Ross which opened the door for a collaboration/remix to the street hit "I'm So Throwed Off" which began picking up nation wide, across the airwaves. The group later dismantled due to irreconcilable differences. The album was never completed. This brought about a new chapter in Drae's life.

"Mr. HustleHolic" was no more. It was time for a resurgence, a resurrection. Now, to answer the question "WHO IS DRIVE 1000?" Drae + Five beautiful kids who inspired him to change = Drive 1000!

The rest is yet to be seen!






Be sure to follow Eundrae's social media at Drive 1000!

Sense's story is about constant evolution, acceptance, growth, and the constant quest for self-discovery. Striving to be as real and as vulnerable as possible Sense readily admits to mistakes while always pointing towards a hopeful future. Sense has put in a lot of ground work under his own imprint (Family Money Everything Ent) performing at the 2016 SXSW "Flamingo Cantina" for the "Painkillers Reloaded Tour" touching the same stage as "Young M.A." and "Desiigner".

He has also been to A3C, attending seminars, shooting videos, and networking with people all over. In the 4th Quarter of 2017, Sense hopes to drop his debut album, "The Full Story." But he still has plenty of work to do before achieving his self-required goals.

One things for sure though, its going to be an interesting year. #FMEforever




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When we come across a new project so uniquely dope, we have no choice but to pick it as USA Blog Network's "Mixtape of the Week". Newcomer, III's new 10-track offering, "Southern Reach" shows how hiphop culture has grown. Nowadays, you can buy a microphone to record at home with no booth, jug a music video on your iphone and still make a huge impact with your God given talent that can be felt all over the world! "Southern Reach" has plenty of standout joints like the uptempo conscious harmony and flow on intro track "Eating By Myself". A must listen is the clever back and forth between III and feature, Mac Bone on "Off the Record". Enjoy listening to USA Blog Network's #MixtapeOfTheWeek and download "Southern Reach" today on DatPiff!
http://www.datpiff.com/mixtapes-detail-2015.php?id=835980

Check out the mixtape. https://t.co/UkfDLdHbiM

— III (@3rdiiithird) March 27, 2017

III says, "I'm a new artist hailing from Fayetteville NC. This is my first mixtape I have a lot of room for improvement, but I appreciate all of the listens and shares. The tape was recorded in a bedroom. I plan on growing every tape. The next one comes out either in July or Oct. Peace."

Listen to rising hiphop artist, Cab's new album titled, "Creation". What stands out to me is the content being conveyed with such confidence and skill. He kills just about half of XXL's Freshman Class of mumble rappers with his intro track "I Have Returned". The sampled and original production on "Too Much" is entirely too much. This shit is bananas! Over the 12-track collection Cab gives you all of him, he speaks his mind clearly, he's focused, his flow is unique, and the production is in a different world. That title "Creation" seems to remind us that this is just the beginning of the greatness to come. Get in tune with Cab and download "Creation" today on spotify.

Music heads will love the new visuals for Lottazay's song "Show Off". Not only is the song an absolute hit, the video pushes the envelope with a clever remake of classic Kid-N-Play movie, "House Party". "Show Off" is a certified party starting club anthem! Press play and watch yourself singing along to the chorus and turning up to the high energy beat. Enjoy the single, "Show Off" then listen to the in-depth interview between rising artist Lottazay and Radio Personality, Trishy Marie. FOLLOW @lottazaynj

Hailing from the South Bronx in NYC, Sour Muzic has teamed up with Hectic Boyyy to create their new beat tape Sour Muzic Presents The Instrumentals Vol. 2. The six-track compilation is packed with heavy drums and provides listeners with authentic hip-hop beats and a fresh spin on old school vibes. Sour is known to stick to a classic sound while keeping his eyes and ears open to the streets for new creatives to collaborate with. Vol. 2 is Sour Muzic's way of tapping into whats new in the streets and what better way to do that than to take it to the streets. "After the last release i went back to the streets and asked okay who else is hot right now and the people responded 'Hectic' so now it's his turn." - Sour Muzic



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