Drawing inspiration from medieval times, where the Dark Knight was one of the most powerful figures in the kingdom, the historic reference speaks to DKE’s propensity for making an impact. The impact was certainly felt in 2019 when DKE released his breakout track “That Guy” which generated over 2 million streams and received airplay on SiriusXM’s Hip Hop Nation. DKE Author’s first mixtape Respect The Dark featured A-list contributions from Go Grizzly (Future, A Boogie), Hitmaka (Meek Mill, Big Sean), Smash David (Chris Brown, Khalid), and Quando Rondo. Piling up millions of streams, receiving critical acclaim and with momentum at an all-time high, DKE unveils his new project No Regrets.

The 15-song project finds DKE Author, the melodic wunderkind, floating through tracks with ease as he goes bar for bar over instrumentals produced by Yung Tago, Zach808, and more. DKE recently garnered success with his previously released singles “Revenue,” “Ghetto Love,” and “Fake Love” featuring Yungeen Ace which collectively amassed hundreds of thousands of streams across DSPs. Elsewhere on the project, artists like KaMillion appear on “Need A Thug” and Fredo Bang assists on “Act A Donkey.” Check out the project here and find out why Elevator Mag dubbed DKE, “a bonafide storyteller to craft relatable narratives over lavish soundscapes.”

 

Attending college on a football scholarship, Rellyski found himself struggling to make ends meet and picked up the microphone as a substitution. In 2018, he left school to pursue his dreams and ultimately give his family a better life, drawing inspiration from prior hardships and the likes of Lil Baby, Lil Wayne, and Eminem.

Now having inked a deal with Bad Habit and Atlantic Records in early 2021, the newcomer unveils the official music video for “Flowers.”  The introspective track showcases his raw, rhyming skills and effortless ability to deliver relatable lyrics. “Flowers” is a motivating record that arrives ahead of his label debut project, dropping later this year via Bad Habit / Atlantic Records. “I feel like it’s really going to broadcast me to the world,” Rellyski shares about the project. “It’s really me saying that I’ve received opportunities that aren’t common where I come from.”

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While gearing up to drop his first independent release, Cash’s world came to a halt in December 2017 when he was tragically shot three times as a result of passing by a gang initiation gone horribly wrong. For Cash, his unwavering faith and relentless drive played a crucial role in his road to recovery, from dropping a freestyle while in his hospital bed to relearning how to walk in order to make his dreams a reality. Intentional with his every move as an artist, Cash recently inked a deal with Atlantic Records and is currently gearing up for his long-awaited debut project. With that said, the newcomer makes a splash with the visual for his new single “All I Know,” which showcases his masterful storytelling while spitting meaningful bars that capture the many facets that make up the neighborhood he grew up in. Watch the video here and check out “All I Know,” which is currently available on all streaming platforms.

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