Bone IV, an emerging artist from Los Angeles, CA, is captivating audiences with his unique sound and entrepreneurial spirit. With over ten years in the music industry, Bone IV brings a fresh perspective to oldies, rap, hip-hop, and R&B. His name, “Bone,” is rooted in the streets, while “IV” represents the Roman numeral for four, as he is the fourth in his family.

Lagos-born and Lekki-based artist Jhaysings is proving that resilience and raw talent can carve out undeniable greatness. After seven years in the music game, this multi-talented singer, producer, and sound engineer is turning heads again with his latest self-produced single, “Whu Dah?” — an anthem born out of struggle and self-empowerment. Known for gaining early recognition from Afrobeats icon Davido for his “One Ticket” cover, Jhaysings went on to sign a record deal with Hillbank Music and later collaborated with Victor AD on the TG Omori-directed “Loke Loke.” These milestones set the foundation for his artistic independence under Arkitek Music Group, where he continues to create music that resonates deeply.

“Whu Dah?” is more than a track — it’s a testament to pushing through doubt and rising when no one believes in you. Written during a low point in his life, Jhaysings poured his soul into the record, delivering a message of self-worth and perseverance. The standout line, “Number 1 nobody come close, No number 2 nobody can clone,” captures the essence of the song’s confident and motivational spirit. With an uplifting energy and infectious sound, “Whu Dah?” reminds listeners to keep striving until the world takes notice. Stream it today and witness the rise of an artist who refuses to fold.

Philadelphia artist Ves bares his soul on his latest single “Voices,” released October 3, 2024, under Pull Over Style. Produced and engineered by Travis, The Producer, the track is a raw reflection of Ves’s darkest moments—dealing with personal struggles and broken family dynamics. “At the time, I was in a very dark place in my life,” Ves shares. “Writing this song helped me get through a lot.” His signature storytelling style is front and center here, pulling listeners deep into his mind with emotionally heavy bars and vivid imagery. The standout line, “I hear voices, P.o.s,” captures the essence of the song while doubling as a nod to his label.

What sets Ves apart is his ability to paint pictures through his lyrics, a skill that has quickly earned him a growing fan base. With an EP dropping this July and a YouTube series currently in the works, Ves is building momentum and showing no signs of slowing down. Whether it’s through his detailed storytelling or his unique song structure, Ves is crafting a lane of his own—one built on truth, pain, and resilience. Stay locked in with him on Instagram @Ve_s41 as he continues to turn his struggles into art that speaks to the soul.

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In December 2024, Ohio-based hip-hop collective The Council 2432 secured a major distribution deal with New Jersey label Dominion Hill Records. This strategic partnership sets the stage for their highly anticipated debut LP, A Dose of Reality, slated for release in March 2025.

The seven-track project features an impressive lineup, including Jag Da Apostle, Mall Black, Manny Divine, and Matthew Cooper. Jag Da Apostle, a dynamic MC and producer, crafted all seven tracks on the LP, with additional co-production from Zach Wright on track two.

Billy Blaize, CEO and manager of The Council 2432, is making major waves in both the hip-hop and legal cannabis industries. With a keen business acumen, Blaize has worked tirelessly to position the group for success. After securing the Dominion Hill Records deal, he organized an ambitious tour, booking performances across Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, and Las Vegas, Nevada, including appearances at prominent cannabis festivals and music venues. “Dominion Hill Records was simply a no-brainer for us,” said Billy Blaize. “By maintaining our creative rights, having total control, and working with top industry professionals, we can reach audiences worldwide. Dominion Hill is the perfect platform for new artists looking to expand their reach using the right tools.”

We also spoke with Dominion Hill Records CEO Rhasun, who shared his thoughts on The Council 2432 and their potential impact on the industry. “They came to the table with everything they needed to succeed,” said Rhasun. “Billy Blaize is not just a great manager; he’s a proven businessman who knows how to build successful ventures. The Council 2432 has a unique ability to attract a multicultural fanbase, a crucial element in today’s hip-hop landscape. Their dedicated audience knows the lyrics, supports their shows, and turns up in numbers—even without a headliner. All they needed was a partner and a platform, and we provided that.” With their strategic vision, industry backing, and undeniable talent, The Council 2432 is poised to make a significant mark on Ohio’s hip-hop scene and beyond. A Dose of Reality is just the beginning.