Houston is known for its Underground scene and I’m not talking about the tunnels. Underground rap is making its come back in Houston with Rapper KenTheMan on top. In Houston, rap isn’t just a style of music its a way of life and with this young
With so many new album drops, how do we keep up? Its not at all hard when tracks like “Nice for what by Drake”, and “I like It by Cardi B ft Bad Bunny and J Balvin” hits the scene and starts dominating the
“Ha! I’ve seen it” or have you? Can’t figure out what you want to do some weekends? Well this show will definitely bring some excitement to the big screen. At the historical River Oaks Theatre, one weekend out of the month, our weekends are filled with
Wednesday January 24th, fans line up for the pop punk band “Neck Deep” for their tour, The Peace And The Panic. This late day show took place at Warehouse Live with opening bands Creeper, Speak Low if you Speak Love, and Seaway. Starting off the show,
$upreme is an artist who can hold a track without a hook. This H-Town emcee goes bar for bar on his latest track titled, DOOMED. $upreme spits about life and various topics from his cerebral and does so very eloquently over this MF DOOM beat,
Houston emcees Express and Rob Gullatte throw down for the city’s Southwest side on their track, “Bring The Pain”. The first few seconds are like an old karate flick, reminiscent of something out of an old vault of Wu-Tang Clan cassettes as these two emcees
King Trap from Houston, Texas releases “Street 101”, a favorite of the Outlet. Plenty of pain and wisdom behind these bars. Listen. Follow @I_AM_KINGTRAP Featured Video: Out Da Trenches: “Out Da Trenches” is a single by King Trap. The official video features a cameo by Maxo
Kidd C.R.I.M.M (Catastrophic Real Intelligence Malicious Motives) releases his latest track, “Ghost” via New Houston Music Outlet. Also check out Crimm and some other dope musicians just jamming out below. @Kidcrimm
@ChrisNero713 has recently dropped a track with friends Riven, Eddie, and $upreme. These Houston rappers ride the beat from start to finish showcasing their abilities. Jam Counting Bandz, here.
At first glance of Houston artist, Johnny Quezz’s album art, you can tell that his latest project, Crank, is going to be messed up. It is. It’s hardcore sound and relentless bars are not for the faint of heart. Follow @JohnnyQuezz