SMARTURL: https://cmg.ffm.to/greatone (New York, NEW YORK) - Today Aubrey Omari releases his Dirby John directed music video for his single "Great One" featuring Dè Von and produced by Buda & Grandz. Born in 'The Floss' aka Canarsie, Brooklyn and raised in East New York, Brooklyn starting at around 2 years old, Aubrey Omari was has been writing music his whole life and started taking music seriously in 2017. Heavily influenced by East Coast Hip-Hop, Aubrey Omari drew influence from Jay-Z, Busta Rhymes, 50 Cent, AZ, Twista, Jay Electronica, The Notorious B.I.G., Kendrick Lamar and Lil Wayne as an aspiring emcee. While he's known for his music people might also be familiar with Aubrey Omari and his acting skills. After he was featured in a Sprite commercial along side the legendary God emcee, Rakim, Aubrey Omari was also featured as an actor on Marvel's Cloak & Dagger show. But despite his success in acting, Aubrey Omari has been working on a project that he "promises to be legendary." The concept of the project details how Aubrey Omari grew up in and overcame an “environment that was strategically planned and patterned to keep you in it.” “[The goal is] to educate my people on how powerful we are and what we could become as a people if we all heal from that trauma, hurt, and pain we experience and tap into that potential many try to keep us oblivious to," Aubrey Omari said. Continuing with his acting to complement his musical aspiration, Aubrey Omari is currently filming Black Boy Summer, a short film he wrote about what it means to be young and black in America. "Whether you from the hood and make it out, or you still in the hood trying to get out, or even well off, Black in America is Black in America. No matter who you are, you are looked at differently/seen as a threat. That fear that many have of our people has caused a lot of black lives to be slain in cold blood. My film touches on everything you could think of regarding this & more" Aubrey Omari said in a statement to the press. For more information on Aubrey Omari, check out his social media sites below: IG: @AubreyOmari YouTube

Truth is Wayne Dreadski’s name echoes Canadian-born hockey player Wayne Gretzky’s name thanks to which his music has been topping the Canadian Viral Charts.

Toronto, Canada (March 30, 2020) - Many know when it comes to the genre of rapping, there’s one name that has been making news for a while. Wayne Dreadski, thanks to his great work, has become a huge sensation since 2017. On Spotify, music lovers can find many of his songs from different albums and EPs like Travel Addict, Rasta Rockstar, Designer, Neptune, Her Own Bandz, and more. Wayne Dreadski is releasing a new project the 3rd Friday in April 2020 title Covid-19. There’s currently no vaccine to prevent coronavirus disease (COVID-19).

You can protect yourself and help prevent spreading the virus to others if you: -Remember to wash your hands regularly for 20 seconds, with soap and water or alcohol-based hand rub -Always cover your nose and mouth with a disposable tissue or flexed elbow when you cough or sneeze -Please avoid close contact (1 meter or 3 feet) with people who are unwell -Always stay home and self-isolate from others in the household if you feel unwell

What started Wayne Dreadski's music popularity? Manager of Concrete Music Entertainment "Shizz" started calling him Wayne Dreadski in 2017 and ever since then he started having a huge fan following. Shizz came up with this name through a unique twist of combining the great hockey player Wayne Gretzky’s name with this rapper’s name.

Who Is Wayne Gretzky? Wayne Gretzky is a Canadian-born hockey player and NHL Hall of Famer. He started skating at age 2 and by the age of 6 he was regularly playing with players much older to him. He played his first full NHL season in 1979-80 for the Edmonton Oilers. Over the next two decades, he dominated the sport, setting a host of league records. He retired in 1999 and was inducted into the Hall of Fame that same year.

This unique combination of an athlete’s name with that of a musician is definitely something the world hasn’t seen before. To listen to Wayne Dreadski’s work, please visit https://open.spotify.com/artist/75JQfYFOfuA1oIhdirCaSR

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Check out the new single from Chatt Foster as he releases "Moving On". Hailing from Chattanooga, Tennessee but now residing in Dover, Delaware Chatt Foster is looking to have a big 2020. Movin On is a record that many can relate too as the message is very clear with the subject matter when things don't work out you have to simply move on. IG & twitter : @chattfoster

Chilldoh Muggy the rapper from South Jersey finally hits his fans with the long waited "WAVELRD". Chilldoh gives you a variety on this album as far as the music goes with multiple highs and lows. One of the fan favorites include "Blue Cheese" ft. Stevie Franks. TWITTER and INSTAGRAM @itsChilldohHoe Log on to Chilldoh.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKSyQ7dTwMU

After meeting on the youth football field approximately 10yrs ago, these two formed a “family-like” bond, and began hanging out everyday. Over the years, they realized that they shared a similar passion for music.

“Me, my brother Jaleel and Rob (JTOD) played on the same football team” says Dolo Blues. “We got cool with Rob like the first day of practice. He was always cracking jokes and dancing , just a cool dude. Rob started coming through the crib and he just never left(starts laughing).  He comes to the family reunions and everything, that’s bro”

The group started making a name for themselves around April of 2017. Around this time they released their first song and video as a duo, called “Said & Done”. At this point, the locals were on alert and soon after, everyone was talking about them.

“We basically made the music scene in our local area, or at least we changed it in a major way” says JTOD. “Before CGE, no one had professional videos, or an image or brand of any kind. Ni**az was just rapping and putting it on SoundCloud. Nobody had any buzz or fans, nobody was doing shows or nothing.  We started all of that. It’s so many local rappers trying to copy what we’ve done and we ain’t even made it yet. They even copy our mistakes” laughs JTOD. “It’s all a sign that we’re trendsetters, but it’s all love. We want everybody to win, no cap” he says.

CGE is definitely in a lane of their own. The sound is unique and just different from anything that’s out in the industry, but yet it still “fits”.   The duo has performed in hundreds of shows from Chicago to LA, Atlanta, Minnesota, and Detroit just to name a few. They take pride in their stage show and it shows in every live performance.

In the music, you will hear very catchy melodies, dope cadences and subjects ranging from relationship issues and designer clothes to life struggles and turning up.

2020 stands to be a big year for CGE.   So far through March, the group has released two new singles and one music video. With a heavy release schedule set for the remainder of 2020 and over 14 performances already booked(as of March 2020), this dynamic duo is sure to have an amazing year.

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19-year old rapper/singer TK Royale was born Thunder Katsumi Prince in Brooklyn, NY. After losing her parents in a tragic car accident at the age of 3, Thunder was raised by the Japanese grandmother she was named after, who would eventually pass away from stomach cancer in the Spring of 2018. Reeling from her loss, Thunder was invited to relocate to Los Angeles to live with her older cousin Toia, an aspiring songwriter and co-founder of indie record label ERN Media. It was this musically inclined relative who encouraged Thunder to use music as an outlet to productively channel her rage and grief. Poring through hundreds of hours of 90’s and 2000-era Hip-Hop and R&B, this diverse palette served to help TK craft a style that, despite only having a year of experience under her belt, has already drawn comparisons to heavyweights such as Lauryn Hill, Rapsody, Rah Digga and Black Thought. Also known as "Thunderkat", TK's music reveals an artistic and intellectual maturity far beyond her years, combining thought-provoking lyrics with the occasional “ratchetness” one would expect from someone who isn’t even old enough to drink yet.

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