Representing the windy city, Chanelle is an rnb artist leading the wave of innovative and polished sounds. Talented in a variety of areas including songwriting, rap, acting, modeling and of course singing, Chanelle’s influence in Chicago culture and music is magnificent.  Using her voice to detail stories of love, pain, passion and triumph, Chanelle’s delivery is beautifully vulnerable.

Chanelle Tru has both beauty and undeniable sex appeal appeal. With a dream like setting, she gives bedroom eyes and body throughout the new video. Switching back and fourth between a cognac brown two-piece set and a royal blue one-piece, Chanelle captivates viewers effortlessly. Please Me too is the third single to come from the songstress in 2022. Earlier singles like Out Of My System and Reservations, show off Chanelle’s versatile and creative approach. With a sound that is as satisfying as it is mesmerizing, Chanelle Tru is redefining the rnb blueprint. Follow her on Instagram @chanelle_tru and on all streaming platforms.

Check out the new video for Please Me Too below!

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Hailing from the the north side of Chicago in the Rogers Park neighborhood, BG Major represents his city to the fullest. His name “BG” is an abbreviation for “Blake Gang”, a close friend he lost to gun violence. BG uses the memory of his friend as motivation for music. BG Major’s family specifically his uncle also inspired him musically, as he saw him performing on TV as a kid.

BG Major’s style is a combination of street influence and swagger. Creative with his lyrics especially on Different Bag, BG Major’s dynamic sound shines through. The hip-hop artist has released several expansive singles since 2019. His first album Forever Great received critical acclaim in the midwest and surrounding areas.

This year he takes things up a notch as he prepares for the release of his second album. With shows lined up for the rest of the summer and more visuals expected to drop, he’s ready to take the industry over.

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In the “Glass” visual, viewers see the Brooklyn-based artist starting out smoking a blunt and looking at himself in a mirror. He seems to be expressing his high thoughts and speaking his high thoughts aloud. The melodic song puts viewers in a trance-like state as the visuals and lyrics carry the tune into a sonically pleasing experience.

Breon’s sound can be described as having a spoken word feel to it. He describes it as “his take on TrapSoul.”

When asked why he’s ultimately passionate about pursuing a career in music, the artist responded that his life and experiences pushed him in this direction.

“I used to live out of my car and moonlight at bars exchange for food,” he explained. “That’s what introduced me to alcohol and Brooklyn nightlife. Working in the bar industry in Brooklyn, it doesn’t take much to get introduced to liquor, drugs, and sex. I heavily engaged in all trying to find myself. It’s a journey, I’m still on the ride.”

It’s no wonder that artists such as Frank Ocean, Bryson Tiller, Travis Scott, and XXXTentacion are among the list of artists who inspire him. Breon is just getting started and is being consistent in his delivery.

The “Glass” visual serves as a follow-up to his latest release, Hail Mary, which is a two-track EP. Be on the lookout for Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L.’s future projects, as he definitely has more on the way.

In the meantime, make sure you check out “Glass” below.

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“Everybody” is a lyrical, upbeat track that features 1 Shot Dealz, and addresses “the fakes” in gang bang culture. DTFK doesn’t fail to deliver a stunning visual that reps his city while maintaining his gritty delivery and powerful lyrics. According to DTFK, the song calls out rappers and people on Instagram who rep a set that they’re not from and have no idea about. On the song, he isn’t afraid to call people out for trying to represent something that they don’t really stand for.

“Everybody Crips,” he raps on the beat. Dough the Freshkid is known for his music that talks about real-life situations and storytelling abilities. His music video style is no different, and picks up right where Tal’s Cafe left off. It’s clear that the rapper has a gift for being able to lyrically and visually connect with an audience and tell a cohesive, relevant story through and through.

Make sure you check out the music video for “Everybody” below and continue to stream Tal’s Cafe on Spotify and/or Apple Music!

Dough the Freshkid’s “Everybody” music video is out now.

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