Frank Dukes – HighClouds

EMI – Hit Me

Matias Calderon — Tue, 23 Feb 2016 09:27:32 +0000

[su_dropcap style=”simple”]W[/su_dropcap]e talk about the debut track of Seattle based artist EMI called “Phantom” since we were completely intrigued by the whole mysterious character. As promised, after reaching the 100k of plays over Soundcloud of her first track, she has now shared her second track called “Hit Me” which is as promising as the first one

Continuing with the path she has trying to capture with her first track, “Hit Me” defines more her personal essence : a complete hypnotizing R&B vibe with the sweet yet sensual vocals by EMI. This track was also produced by Rex Kudo, who was already behind the production of “Phantom”, joined by Charlie Handsome and Frank Dukes.

It is easy to say that EMI has quickly made her musical choices and the special something she wants to deliver to the music industry and that’s impressive ! As for her first track, the third one will be released after “Hit Me” hits 200k plays over Soundcloud, so you know what to do !

You can still follow her over Instragram and surprise ! she has now a Twitter account !

Pusha T – M.F.T.R. (feat. The-Dream)

Arnaud Marty — Wed, 23 Dec 2015 07:14:22 +0000

[su_dropcap style=”simple”]P[/su_dropcap]usha T freshly released his second album solo “Darkest Before Dawn: The Prelude” via GOOD Music and Def Jam Recordings. Some days ago, he unveiled a video for the Timbaland-produced track “Untouchable“. Now, there is a second video clip, featuring The-Dream, for the new single “M.F.T.R.”.

In the Kid Art-directed video, Pusha T, who formed with his brother during almost 20 years the hip-hop duo Clipse, and RNB singer The-Dream perform in a church. They rap about the people that are more famous than rich (M.F.T.R.) and that fake their life on social media like Instagram. It also another attack against Cash Money‘s team, including Lil Wayne and Drake among the others.

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Here is an interview that the rapper made for Apple Music’s Zane Lowe where he explains more about the song. The track was, by the way, produced by Boi-1da and Frank Dukes, but also features additional production from The-Dream and Hudson Mohawke.