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 Definite Mass new single, "Choose Wisely" just released and
this track marks a significant moment in Definite Mass’ career as he steps into a new chapter with original music. In a studio session in Las Vegas, the track was carefully chosen from producer PunchmeinJay’s catalog. Partnering with the talented musician Eddie Moore, whose keyboard skills added a distinctive sound to the song. This collaboration has resulted in a powerful, authentic sound that captures the essence of what is next. The production saw creative inputs from both PunchmeinJay and PRO, while writing and composing credits include Robert Linwood Lacy, Amilcar Cabral Welton, Stephen Dashiff, and Eddie Moore. This release is a very strong declaration of creative evolution. With "Choose Wisely," Definite Mass showcases his originality and sets the stage for a promising future in music. Give it a listen. By Karina Soriano  Marijuana High is a 2011 mixtape that was not readily available in streaming platforms until recently, that features a standout list of artist capturing the mixtape era out of the Tri-State area. DJ Alamo (Freeway, Jada Kiss, and Beanie Sigel) and Gillie Da Kid (Million Dollarz Worth of Game) dropping features from Ab Liva (of Clipse’s "Inglorious Bastards"), Lihtz, Quilly, Lik Moss, and Big Ooh, the record’s are a timeless impact to the underground legacy. What really stands out about this smokers themed album is the way it really taps into that raw underground energy of its time. This release is not just a collection of songs. You can see it as a bridge to the past, capturing the feel of an era when underground rap was tapping into emotion, authenticity, and creative expression. If you happened to be rediscovering these tracks or even experiencing them for the first time, the album delivers a journey through a pivotal moment in rap history. Posted by Karina Soriano  Dom Chronicles "Hold It Down Pt. 2" laces the smoke filled air with Hip-Hop aroma featuring The Cool Kids' Sir Michael Rocks produced by House Party. Stream this adventure and catch that vibe! Brought to you by Reality Makers Co. and distributed by CREATE.Digital Music.
CREDITS "Hold It Down, Pt. 2" Performed by Dom Chronicles featuring Sir Michael Rocks Written By: Dominique Hall, Antoine Reed, Alex Lewis Produced By: House Party (Alex Lewis) Recorded at The Dojo Mixed by Alex Lewis (House Party) at Tribe Studios Mastered by Ethan Kumke (Infinit.E) at Tribe Studios Art by EJ Henderson A&R: Amilcar "PRO" Welton for CREATE.Digital Music (c) 2022 Reality Makers Co. LLC. All rights reserved. Distributed by CREATE.Digital Music LYRICS You know I had to hold it down (Even though I'm underground) You know I had to hold it down (Probably pull up with an ounce) You know I had to hold it down (Niggas know I got that bounce) Count the cheese she roll the You know I had to hold it down Dom Chronicles: Let me break it down and let me roll it up again Time to smoke again my third eye is opening This year We putting the the coupes on the track I’m the one uhh Practice wing chun when I rap After I (smoke one smoke 2) Lookin for me to pass nah nigga I don’t know you, bitches throwin’ the ass My shorty purified water these bitches come from the tap These niggas come for handshakes but all they get is a dap Sometimes you gotta take a step back to get it together Might show you love but the business We keep it separate Use to skate around the block talking bout fuck the cops Now I pull up on the set feelin’ like a exec Study the energy, I’m intrigued by how it connects yea She said she like the old me better From the sunflower to the show me nigga You can’t be my only girl I’m not your only nigga Hook: You know I had to hold it down Got that shit for five and then I sold it for six Got that shit for ten and then I sold it for twelve Need that new foreign coupe with the roof that disappears Do what I do when I move, I move with spirit You know I had to hold it down Got that shit for five and then I sold it for six Got that shit for ten and then I sold it for twelve Sir Michael Rocks: Man, I said back and back and forth again, be easy G you forcin’ it I’m getting to the porcelain, the China in the kitchen Oh man I’m Popular, spendin bands god damn Try to hate I’ll block you on the gram in a minute, shit How come these niggas never want to boost up When they be out with they bitches and they choose us Nah bruh this is not a rehab G we out of reach bro you not a threat to me Now how they always trying to act like They ain’t never had they ass scammed in they damn life I remember scam light, red light, yellow light Green light, street lights, you know what I mean right I hold it down like three tons, I’ll blow a cloud you think I had 3 lungs Big Banco, six cell phones 708312 you already know the numbers Hook: You know I had to hold it down Got that shit for five and then I sold it for six Got that shit for ten and then I sold it for twelve Need that new foreign coupe with the roof that disappears Do what I do when I move, I move with spirit You know I had to hold it down Got that shit for five and then I sold it for six Got that shit for ten and then I sold it for twelve  After a life evolving hiatus, signer/songwriter Chanelle Gray returns with her new single "Hurt People" which is a reflection of how trauma deeply impacts people's lives. "Hurt People" is about healing. The highly relatable song is written by Chanelle Gray herself and produced by Phil “PheelthaBeat” Martin Jr. and released via her own label Gem's Child Entertainment distributed by CREATE.Digital Music. LYRICS: I can’t tell you why I do the things I do I never meant to hurt you but, but I know it’s true You can’t tell me why you did the things you did I know you never meant to hurt me, but you did. What are we gonna do, to get through this What are we gonna say to make it another day I know you’re sick of this Cause I’m sick of it too Love can’t help us Gotta do what we gotta do Hurt people, hurt people They can be so damn cruel They don’t really mean it They don’t really mean it Hurt people, hurt people So unpredictable They don’t really mean it They don’t really mean it People are selfish yes People choose what they want People say what they mean People see what they want I come first, you come second Take your time and just listen Usually we just don’t want to believe what’s right in our face I never wanna see you again Yes I want to see you today I never wanna be with you I wanna be with you another day Does it sound selfish Take your time and just hear this Can’t you see where telling you what it is that we really want I’ve been upset And broken down I’ve been the one to tear you down No excuse this just ain’t right I’m not excusing your parts in our fights I gotta take control And you do too It’s time for us to grow up too Not more not your fault or it’s not my fault Not more not your fault or it’s not my fault!  Following her popular 1st single "Rapido," Damire Major gives us her new single, "Estoy Caliente" in preparation for her forthcoming untitled album release. "Estoy Caliente" is a sexy and infectious anthem that exudes confidence and body movement. "Damire Major is a truly versatile artist and songwriter. Her skillsets are magnified because she is bilingual and just as gifted as either a rapper or singer. " - Amilcar "PRO" Welton, Founder, CREATE.Digital Music Produced by Steven Stokes, Damire continues to create songs that translate well whether English or Spanish. Brought to you by Tribe Unity, LLC and CREATE.Digital Music. Distributed by INgrooves/UMG. |
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