Good old Chris Nero comes at you with his hot new visual for “NOTHINGCANHURTME” produced by @halfp_ast. Gracing the likes of Elevator Mag, the aesthetic of the video is post apocalyptic as Nero proceeds to vandalize an abandoned building while ending most rappers’ careers. The beat has big
In “Nothing Can Hurt Me,” Chris Nero gets back into the core of rapping again. After two years of making “trendy music,” Chris explores the range of his artistic ability with an amazing beat and his unique outlook on the world. With this being the
Riven has done it again with yet another wavy visual for the “dope sh*t” playlists on your Youtube profiles. The emcee brought his track ‘Stealing Data’ from The Purple Ice EP to life, featuring Chris Nero and cameos by $upreme. An added plug: stay tuned
@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.
Chris Nero Recently released his new project “Worst Enemy”. It holds 15 tracks plus one bonus. The project has a nice array of sample based beats by popular producers, and even features a heartwarming interlude featuring the voice of what seems to be Nero’s
As the first track, “Intro”, comes on, the atmosphere set is intense as the choir sings and Chris Nero comes in with a delivery much different than what audiences may be familiar with from his previous projects. “They want to see me get angry” Nero states
It’s been almost 2 years since Outlet Live began. Today we are looking back at its awesome beginning as some budding young stars made their statements known and some their first television appearances. NewHoustonMusic.com had just recently launched, and we had been covering the music
As the sun began to set around 6pm last Friday, a cadre of performers and people of diverse talents began to converge on the Go-To destination for live music from Houston’s vibrant and growing Hip Hop scene. February 19th marked New Houston Music Outlet’s first and certainly not
Late December of 2015, The Outlet announced that it would be holding its very first annual Viewer’s Choice Award. Each artist posted to the site was entered into the polls and the city of Houston made its opinion known on who should be Artist of