For Caiden, the response shows how far his reach extends beyond hip-hop’s core audience. Already known for standout moments like The Money Got Me Singing with Fresh x Reckless, Call It a Day on Montez Ford’s LP, and the viral Feeeeeeel Remix, the 14-year-old MC is now cutting into mainstream conversations where gaming, lifestyle, and music culture collide. Caiden has already receivedCaiden The Crownholder’s Viral Weekend Pushes Freestyle to New Heights praise from Jay-Z, Ice Spice, Travis Scott, Kevin Durant, Funk Flex, and more, cementing Caiden as a cross-platform presence.

With his debut album High School’s Hottest on the horizon — led by the single You So Fine featuring Reece — Caiden is proving he can move with both consistency and versatility. From millions of freestyle views to double-digit millions in social reactions, the young artist continues to show that his rise isn’t just about viral numbers, but about becoming a fixture at culture’s biggest intersections.

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Question: Where are you from, and how has your hometown influenced your music?

Luckwayy: I’m from Lafayette, LA. Lafayette is different from every place in the world. The way we think, the way we talk, the food we eat. I try to hold on to that when making music. I talk about the culture of Mardi Gras and a few types of Cajun/Creole slang.

Q: Tell us about your journey into hip-hop. How did you first get started in the music scene?

Luckwayy: I fell in love with music first by being in the church and paying attention to the musicians. In elementary school, I started getting experience reading music and playing different instruments. Every school I went to was a performing arts school, so everyone played instruments. From there, I had a deeper understanding of songs I’d hear on the radio. I started to rewrite songs in my lyrics, then that turned into making my own songs. Being popular through football and knowing how to build connections around me, I started getting my songs played by the DJ at my high school games. Now, I’m at the point where my college team plays my music at practice and games. My coach even had me perform in front of the team at the end of fall camp. Now it’s time to build the fanbase by promoting my music and performing shows.

Q: Who are your biggest musical influences, and how have they shaped your style?

Luckwayy: Lil Wayne, Kendrick Lamar, Young Thug, Future, Outkast, Ambre, Kofee, Lil Baby, MJ, T Pain, man, I could go on and on. I do my research on every artist I like and add whatever I can to my bag from theirs. Wayne made me want to freestyle and never use a pen. Kendrick made me want to be real poetic and add my real-life moments in my music. Young thug made me want to explore my voice and use weird melodies. Future influenced me to make catchy hooks and rap about real fly stuff. Ambre is a chick from New Orleans; she helps me refresh my ear, and I learned how to layer my vocals and melodies from her, T Pain, and Tory Lanez. Afrobeats/Dancehall like Burnaboy and Kofee gives a new perspective on music.

Q: What’s the story behind your artist name, and does it hold any special meaning for you?

Luckwayy: My nickname from birth is Lucky. My mother tied her tubes after having my older sister, then to have me. So that is where it originated from. Luckwayy, on the other hand, came to me as I started becoming more known for music my junior year of high school. This was around the time where the Migos were pushing the “Datway” movement, so I heard someone say it one day and it just stuck. To me, Luckwayy, in itself, details my life. Lucky and grateful to have a chance at life, which propels me to not be limited to any lane, choosing my own way through life.

Q: Describe your music in three words. What emotions or messages do you aim to convey through your songs?

Luckwayy: Fly, Catchy, Different. My music should inspire my listeners to have self-belief and persevere through anything that might try to stand in their way. They should feel like they are in their own world where anything they want is possible.

Q: What’s the most memorable performance you’ve ever had, and what made it stand out?

Luckwayy: The first real performance was my college talent show this past year. The first time I had to compete against other talents, and I placed 1st, of course. It stood out because I was able to practice crowd control, have visuals to play with behind me, and perform new music I had been working on.

Q: What’s your creative process like? How do you go from an idea to a finished song?

Luckwayy: Every song I make begins as a freestyle. I usually hear what melodies I can play with as soon as I hear the beat, then start freestyling. 9/10 I’ll come up with some dope lyrics that I can build on or frame the song concept around. While freestyling, I’m also feeling what flows match the beat well. After this, I’ll go back in with my pen and perfect the lyrics. Next in the process is how the engineer and I can make the song better in the studio, whether it’s me adding extra melodic vocals behind parts of the song or him adding sounds and edits that exaggerate the song. I have the idea for what the song should sound like, so I let my ear for music take over when telling the engineer to make certain edits.

Q: If you could collaborate with any artist, living or deceased, who would it be and why?

Luckwayy: I would collaborate with Drake. I think we could put a dope story together that people would love. Drake has a lot of range to his sound, having all R&B, rap, and pop albums. He also has a lot of joint projects where he always does a good job of complementing the other artist. Drizzy has been in the game for a long time so I know I could learn a lot from him.

Q: What’s your favorite hip-hop album of all time, and how has it influenced your music?

Luckwayy: Lil Wayne Dedication Series. Something about hearing that lighter flick. This was at the time where Wayne was probably on every song that played on the radio and there were no iPhones. Hearing him step away from his own mainstream music to body other artist’s beats. That first listen was always an experience. Thug’s “Carter 6” is also a favorite. I think it was far ahead of its time. Everything from the beats to music videos was something uncommon at the time. It forced me to make different music rather than remaking stuff that was already out.

Q: Can you share a bit about your upcoming projects or releases? What can fans expect?

Luckwayy: In about a month, I will be dropping a 6-song project titled Clover. I see this as my introduction to the music game. It will lay the foundation for my sound or sounds, I should say, because even though it’s only 6 songs, it will show a lot of variety. Clover is associated with being lucky but also with it being a plant it symbolizes the growth this project will create for my career. Pockets, Melodies, Flows, Bars, Relatable lyrics, etc.

Q: Do you have any rituals or routines before hitting the stage or the recording booth?

Luckwayy: I like to be prepared before I either go to the studio or on stage. Routine before the studio is to run ideas by my homeboys and see if they hear anything that could be added or changed. I like to have them with me in the studio too because when they go from chilling and sitting down to standing up and getting lit to the music, I know the song is good. My routine before performing is watching a live performance by Drake or Lil Baby on YouTube. This lets me put myself in the mindset of performing in an arena in front of thousands. This way, I give every crowd my all no matter if it’s 20 people or 50,000 people. After that, I pray and let everything be quiet before hitting the stage.

Q: Outside of music, what are your other interests and passions?

Luckwayy: I go to the United States Military Academy, so it’s important for me to finish school here. I have played sports my entire life. I was going on my third year of D1 football until I decided to take the year off a few weeks ago. I may play next season, but I’m still undecided. I am into fashion. I’m usually overdressed when I’m with my friends even if I have on a sweatsuit just because I only allow good pieces in my closet. Another interest of mine is business. I dream of being a CEO one day whether it’s a company I create or one I takeover. In high school, I worked as a salesman selling shoe cleaners in the mall. I had to learn how to handle money quickly because at the age of 16, I knew nothing about saving, but I brought everything that I wanted in that mall.

Q: How do you handle writer’s block or creative challenges?

Luckwayy: When I have writer’s block, I simply just make whatever is on my mind. It may sound trash, but it will help me to stop procrastinating and spark new ideas. I think listening to new music and getting inspired can also help with writer’s block. Take it back to the basics. I remember times where I would listen to a nursery rhyme, put a quick spin on the melodies, add lyrics then boom a good song. Nursery rhymes are the most catchy memorable songs so they must’ve done something right as crazy as it may sound.

Q: What’s the best piece of advice you’ve received in your music career?

Luckwayy: People, family, friends are not entitled to like and support your music. The quality and essence of the music earn their support and make them become a fan. Make music that people feign to listen to every day when they wake up.

Q: What’s a misconception people often have about you as an artist?

Luckwayy: People may think music is something new for me, but I can remember performing on stage in front of my middle school. Always standing out in freestyle sessions for as long as I could remember. So getting to a more professional level in my career was just a matter of time.

Q: If you could perform anywhere in the world, where would your dream venue be?

Luckwayy: My dream performance would be a sold-out show in Madison Square Garden.

Q: Tell us about a song of yours that has a particularly personal or meaningful story.

Luckwayy: I have an unreleased song called “Lemon Lime.” This was the first song I ever made using my emotions to tell the story. I was going through some problems with my girl at the time, so I just found a beat and started freestyling. The song goes through the emotions of first meeting somebody and falling in love then realizing what you want in a relationship. “If I give you lemons, you better come back around with some Lemon Lime.”

Q: What’s the most valuable lesson you’ve learned on your journey as an artist?

Luckwayy: As an artist, I think you must have a good relationship with yourself. The most valuable lesson I’ve learned is that anything is possible. Everyone had to start rapping at some point. A starting point of 0 streams and no fanbase. If Drake, Kendrick, Cole could build their fan bases up to where they are now, then so could I as long as I’m willing to put in the work.

Q: How do you stay motivated and inspired in an ever-changing industry?

Luckwayy: I am hungry for success and tomorrow is never promised so today is the opportunity to add to your legacy. I think it’s a slap in God’s face every day you don’t maximize the gifts he gave you because not everybody woke up. My family pushes me to be great as well with my mom being at the center of that.

Q: What message or legacy do you hope to leave through your music?

Luckwayy: Music lasts for eternity. I want my music to be timeless across generations. The music should make people want to live life, make money, and stay positive. I want to be remembered for inventing sounds and contributing to hip-hop.

There you have it, the compelling journey and insights of Luckwayy, a rising hip-hop star who’s not only creating music but also a legacy that will resonate for generations to come.

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As LAW’s music continues to captivate audiences worldwide, Rappin Lounge Radio has recognized her talent and unique sound. The station has made it a mission to break records and elevate exceptional artists, and “Buss It Down” has become a prime example of its commitment to showcasing the best in the hip-hop and R&B scene.

Rappin Lounge Radio is far from your average radio station. Their passion for music shines through in every broadcast, and they take pride in introducing listeners to cutting-edge tracks that defy the norm. Led by a team of dedicated individuals, including Yung Digz, DJ Epidemik, and Cuddy Rex, Rappin Lounge Radio curates an exceptional lineup that keeps fans tuned in for more.

Not just limited to the airwaves, LAW’s music videos have been equally remarkable. Videos for “Buss It Down” and her other hits have amassed over 100k views back-to-back on YouTube. With stunning visuals from Wavechange and creative choreography, LAW’s music videos add another layer to her artistry, showcasing her versatility as a performer.

Join LAW’s ever-growing movement as she takes the world by storm with “Buss It Down” on Rappin Lounge Radio. Experience the electrifying energy of this extraordinary artist as she dominates the summer and solidifies her place as the queen of vent in the realm of R&B.

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From her chart-topping hits like “Buss It Down,” “Switch It Up,” and “Why Me?” to amassing millions of streams, LAW’s infectious energy and relatable lyrics have struck a chord with fans worldwide. Her music transcends genres, captivating listeners with its emotional depth and resonating storytelling.

Cr8tions magazine, a platform where fashion converges with boundless arts, has recognized LAW’s unique style and artistry. By selecting her as the July cover girl, Cr8tions solidifies LAW’s influence and impact during this momentous summer. LAW’s magnetic presence and powerful vocals continue to captivate audiences, breaking barriers and redefining what it means to be a modern-day artist.

LAW’s exceptional talent has garnered attention from prestigious platforms like Hot 97, where her tracks captivated listeners and solidified her position in the hip-hop and R&B scene. Additionally, her undeniable charisma and creativity have propelled her to the top of the Audiomack trending charts, making her an artist to watch. LAW’s accomplishments testify to her unwavering dedication and unparalleled talent.

As LAW graces the pages of Cr8tions magazine, readers can embark on her artistic journey, discovering the essence of her unique style and witnessing her profound impact. LAW’s story inspires aspiring artists, reminding them that dreams can become a reality through passion and unwavering belief in oneself.

With each milestone, LAW cements her status as a rising star, leaving an indelible mark on the music and fashion industries. Her influence continues to soar during this transformative “Summer of LAW” as fans eagerly await her next moves and the impact she will make on the industry.

Take advantage of the opportunity to own a copy of the July issue of Cr8tions magazine, where LAW’s exceptional talent and artistry shine. This summer belongs to LAW, and her presence on the cover of Cr8tions magazine signifies another momentous achievement in her extraordinary journey. LAW’s impact on the music and fashion industries is undeniable as she continues to rise.

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Kyle is back as he flips a popular Know For Sure podcast discussion between internet sensation B.Simone, Winter Ashley, and Megan Ashley into a complete song. The single has already amassed over 20 million views across all social media platforms while continuously growing as it moves forward on its viral trend.

The single has grown quite a life of its own, with growing numbers out the gate, trending on social media and even has worldwide sensation Jessie Reyez demanding the release to all DSP’s. After having singles currently out with the likes of NLE Choppa, Coi Leray, YBN Nahmir, Yung Baby Tate and more, it appears KyleYouMadeThat can add another significant record to his resume.

Not familiar with KyleYouMadeThat yet? Kyle has already moved the internet, and now he’s set to move the culture. Soundtracking 16 million-plus videos on TikTok and generating views in the billions by 2021, the Toronto-born artist, producer, and creative cooks up genre-defiant anthems and curates viral moods. After years of producing for the likes of Trey Songz, Ryan Leslie, Drew Love and Tinashe, he found himself stuck at home at the onset of the Global Pandemic. He leveled up all around, becoming more proficient at graphic design, photo editing, and video editing. He also studied Tik Tok and pledged to “get a viral hit.” He didn’t just go viral; he practically broke the platform. “Crystal Dolphin” incited videos by dozens of influencers such as Charli D’Amelio, Addison Rae, SpencerX, Loren Gray, as well as superstar Jason Derulo. Not to mention, the success translated to other platforms with 56 million streams on Spotify. Meanwhile, “All About Cake” inspired videos by everyone Kimberlyloazia and Tony Lopez to three posts from Lizzo. It would be his off-kilter sonic sensibility that shined through the loudest though, defining a whole wave in the process under the radar.

Be on the lookout for more from the rising producer sensation and make sure to follow him on social media @KyleYouMadeThat

If you have spent some time on TikTok, you may have probably come across KyleYouMadeThat songs. Lizzo, Charli D’Amelio and Addision Rae and over 20M others have created videos to his sounds.

Born and raised in Toronto, Canada, KyleYouMadeThat started producing music at the age of 12. While his production puts a clear focus on Hip-Hop & R&B music, his multi-instrumental background allows him to expand his range of genres. Growing up, he learned to play various instruments such as the piano, violin and alto saxophone while also playing his instruments in school and church. Kyle has produced and released songs with NLE Choppa, Coi Leray, Kaash Paige, Yung Baby Tate and YBN Nahmir, Preme and Swae Lee.

Official Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/track/2I0aLcYzhlx55DqdgPelaF?si=c1-FyGfYRBGwJox-8ExJkw

Official Apple Link: https://music.apple.com/us/album/i-want-it-all-single/1649334349

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Hip-hop was, and still is, the subculture that the world’s beat marches to. Nothing about it was anything like what came before it, and neither were the characters it birthed.

Simply put, no other music genre also doubles as a fully-fledged ecosystem, a lifestyle, and a mindset. To be “hip-hop” doesn’t mean you spit bars or just make beats. That would be an understatement.

Those who changed how the music industry operated on a core level have been predominantly born from Hip-hop. Its thought leaders in every generation and iteration came with fresh ideas, unique blueprints, disruptive spirits, and an almost prophetic vision of where not only the industry, but pop culture, was going.

Rick Ruben, Russell Simmons, Lyor Cohen, Jay Z, Kanye West, and more all proved this in their own eras and ways. The newest name added to this shortlist of culture shifters is New Jersey’s Richard “ItsRichZ” Zeller

Zeller became the name you needed to know in the northeast over the past 18 months, rising along with the sound he helped to define, promote and bring to the masses known as Jersey Drill.

Unlike its more traditional counterpart from Chicago, the original birth of the uber gangster subgenre Drill, Jersey Drill borrows from UK Grime, 4-on-the-floor house music, 90’s pop, and Fastlane trap to craft a sonic experience as unique as the state it emanated from.

And it’s only getting bigger. Jersey Drill went from obscurity on Newark-based Soundclouds and in the basements of Garden State clubs to now being incorporated into the sonic fabric of the biggest mainstream artists on earth, with even UK superstar AJ Tracey jumping on the wave in London.

Zeller is a modern hybrid manager & executive producer, part of this new cresting wave of creatives in business that are swiss army knife visionaries whose work transcends any singular title. Citing the likes of Kanye West, Scooter Braun, and Danny “SU” Griffin as inspiration, Rich takes the lessons learned from watching their journeys in the music industry and mixes them with his years of discipline and loyalty from being in the United States Army to lead his troop of artists through the battlefield of being an independent artist and into the land of success.

“Learn the game’s rules. Learn your chess board and your pieces. once you know the parameters and what you are working with you become unstoppable.” – rich Zeller

Zeller is one of the driving forces behind the creation and growth of Major Independent record label Sloppy Vinyl; Rich has put in countless hours and buckets of blood, sweat, and tears to bring artists like OnlyJahmez, LAW, & 90rackss to the forefront of the public consciousness as well as the ever-growing culture of New Jersey rap.

This master of marketing is not just intent on doing the basics, Rich Zeller has his hand in television and radio helping his artists get national television time for their videos with premieres on MTV, Revolt, Music Choice, and more.

A work ethic like this is what separates the successful from the unsuccessful. Rich’s wins are not going unnoticed as Rich has been seen recently linking up with Hot 97’s iconic DJ Drewski & Manolo Rose as well as other major Manhattan music movers and shakers. Rich Zeller has shown that you don’t need a major label to blow up and glow up; all you need is great music, a solid team, and of course a game plan.

If you want to stay up-to-date on everything Rich Zeller has going on or you want to inquire about working with him make sure you follow all of his social media and reach out because he is always looking for the newest hot sound that has the ability to be a game-changer.

What’s next for Zeller? There’s no better person to ask than Zeller himself

“More wins & More work.” – rich Zeller

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Daze Summit Festival is New York’s version of SXSW mixed in with that NYC flavor. This year it started on April 11, 2022 to April 21, 2022 and was sponsored by Mor.Bookings, Underground Advocatez and New Heat Studios. It featured many events such as, showcases, panels, and mixers for all creatives to connect.  Independent artists got the opportunity to perform for music executives and label reps from some of the following companies: Asylum, Epic, Atlantic, Interscope, AllepacTheFamily, Quality Control, DIEMON, Warner, EQ, Roc Nation, 300 ent and more.

2022 Daze Summit Festival Attendees…

Many celebrities and special guests made appearances such as; Capella Grey, Mr. Chicken, Hot97’s DJ Drewski, Gabe P From Power 105.1 On The Radar, Shani Kulture from Hot97, Kanai from AllepacTheFamily Records, BBearded, Viddyonthebeat, Mugzy McFly, Jaetips, Sash of S.Witter Media Relations, Sophia Body, V Henny, Trev Mulah, Kertasy, Theo Brown, Rel Carter, Scott Morris, Stunna Dior, Mpr Richie Rich, Lil Miss Chit Chat, Lexy Panterra, Bailey Lawson from Atlantic records, PayPah, Nathaniel The Great, Elle Jones from Asylum, Trophy Life from Interscope, The Girll Codee, Coey P from Talk of the Town, Jasmine Jones of JJPR, Alicia Gooding, Cherry Martinez, Savannah Britt of The Britt Print, Lucky Harlem from Gwinin ent/ Warner Records, Prince Dollars from Hot 97, Krista B from Hot97…

Continued…

Angie K. From Audiomack, Mr.Commodore, Murda Mook, Niko Brim, Young Ash, Molly World, Nolan Baynes from 300 ent, Kianna Styles from Alamo records, DJ Waffles, B Moss, Kwoat, Miss Mojo, Genuwine Beauty, Aplugmein, Cann Cann, DjXxotic Mami, DJ Calvin, Kanika from Spill it Ent, Sky Banks, Joshua Howard, Khyriel Palmer, A.E., Destini Kinsey, DWI from damatrix studios, Venus Blu, Manny Wave, Fred Jones, from InOne Take Carter, Eric Martin, Frank Knight, Zay the Profit, GFB Fresh, King Kha, Too Official from quality control, Gem Gallardo from Indie Gate Keepers Magazine Diamond from Indie Gate Keepers Magazine, Andre Mullen, Bighani, Dj blackout, Dj thematics, Drew Vester, Dj Eon, Dj J Ronin, Travail Donna D, ARNSTAR, David L, Big Vegg, Vero G, Stefan Bunbury, Mani the Mogul, Amber Corrine, Hala Maroc, Harleythadolly, LivengoodLivin, Gregory Wilson, Kitty Gata, Dj Jynn, Leigh from the Padded room, Lady Nate from Soaring High, Airs Harris from Airs Entertainment and more.

The Daze Summit Festival Provides Fans With Top Tier Panelists

In fact, filled with panels and vendors, the event featured some of the industry’s most valuable players. From A&Rs, to Music Executives, DJs, Entrepreneurs, Producers, Publicists, Journalists and Radio Hosts each panel spoke on different topics everyday. These conversations offered a lot of valuable information that the artists found very beneficial. Also, they shared their story on what it takes to get to that next level. Many spoke about the struggle and making nothing into something authentic that can innovate and push the culture in positive ways. For those who performed they were able to connect with radio stations and record labels after every show. It gave them the opportunity to network beyond their normal reach and organically gain new supporters. Overall, this year ‘s festival is hands down one of the most influential ones yet. 

Lastly, stay tuned here at Digital Buzz Now for more news and updates regarding the upcoming 2023 Daze Summit Festival! Keep up to date by following Daze Summit Festival on social media. Also connect with them on their website!

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Although COVID-19 tried to hinder the momentum that was being built prior to the pandemic, ALZ didn’t allow it. In fact, he went and dropped off a slew of sizzling singles such as: “Strangers,” “Reset Time,” “One Day,” and his most successful single to date— “The Fallen”. Continuously moving forward with his music, his popular project American Dream In Brazil makes listeners want more from the aspiring artist. 

The Artistry Of ALZ

The Bronx-bred artist turned New Jersey Native, ALZ is known for his melodies and flow. Nevertheless,with this record, he chose to take us into his universe by providing the narrative. He perfectly creates the vision for fans through his lyricism. While retaining his lyrical flow, he dives deeper by giving us a window inside his life and where he currently finds himself. He delivers a direct and concise response to supporters who have been wondering why he has remained silent for the past year, rather than a long and overpowering story.

During the track ALZ goes in to say:

“Memories got me colder, older. Family is on my mind, important, Never really got the time, I know this.”

As a result, I’m sure listeners worldwide will capture one message from this single. That, in order to succeed, it is necessary to reflect on what has happened and to focus on the things that are most important. With that being said, press play on the visuals for his trendy track titled, “Reset Time”! Stay tuned here at Digital Buzz Now for more on ALZ! 

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Nick’s most recent adventure took him to Panama City, Panama, where he had the pleasure and opportunity to travel with 60 other people. Everyone had the honor of meeting Panama’s president during this experience. Excursions like this are now a regular occurrence for Nick and his clients, as he works tirelessly to help people live their lives to the fullest.

In addition to hosting and traveling, Nick has launched the Amistad Premium Liquor brand, which allows for the production of short films, music videos, and other forms of content. With Will Smith as a major influence, it’s no surprise that Nick is passionate and successful in so many areas. Make sure you’re following him on social media. Who can say? You could be on the next flight to one of his excursions! Stay locked here at Digital Buzz Now to see what Nick Nack Pattiwhack is up to next!

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“Do What I Do”

On the record, Noah comes across with a solid, fearless, but rather playful attitude. In addition to the lethal lyricism packed in, Ashton tapped trailblazing talent for the earth-shattering production. Noah enlists Grammy Award-winning record producer and songwriter, DVLP in collaboration with LUYO, a pioneer in the Latin Trap Movement.

When pressing play on the new single, he explains the backstabbing behavior of many people we call friends. Despite the fact that they are opportunists by nature. Unfortunately many times, people will crawl to you for help when they are in need, but when the tables are turned — you have no one to turn to but yourself. The record reflects many situations we all as fans can relate to. The rapper has had his own share of experiences like this, given the fact that some of his existing network clearly knows how capable he is of accomplishing it all on his own. Additionally, Noah drops off the official music video…really bringing the audio to life. The visual was shot and directed by renown DMV videographer, Sonny Pandher, aka LIFEINADSLR. The captivating content will have you playing it back! 

Noah Ashton Adds Another Hit To The Vault

He prescribes the new wave of hard-hitting hip-hop music, as evidenced by his extensive discography. Which includes some of his most recent hits like, “Inna Bricks” and “No Way“. Now, Noah has added his most recent release “Do What I Do” to round out his discography. Unrivaled in style with a voice of a generation, Ashton is not letting up. In fact, this hot new hit gives an inside look into what’s to come in 2022 from the striving star! Stay tuned here at Digital Buzz Now for more news, music, and updates. Lastly, press play on the smash single and its musical clip and let us know what you think! 

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