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Need for an extravagant nightlife comes from the stressful lives in a WASP culture. The American nightlife is perhaps the only proper cure for a Capitalist Society. Young Adults in America throw parties as primary social gatherings. Alcohol, lights, loud music and dancing. Going back to the roots of their ancestors in the plains of the Africa. And party music has evolved vigorously after the new millennia. At heart of the greatest parties are the Dance Jockeys, or DJs, who create and bend the music to vibe with the dancer’s trance. One of the leading forces for finding new talent is through Soundcloud .  Soundcloud is a social media and music-streaming website focused on user uploads. The website is optimized for listeners to tune into their favorite type of music and discover new and upcoming artists. Soundcloud has a unique algorithm for allowing newer genres and styles of music to become a meme. We decided to focus on an artist who began making beats on his Soundc...

Lil’ Eric also known as Justin E. Born, November 4 th , 1987 is American Musician and Talent Located In Los Angeles CA’ Lil’ Eric was born in Lafayette Indiana by his Mother Deborah & Father Richard E. Hayward. In his early years, he lived in Northern Indiana and went to School in Brownsburg, Indiana. His parents divorced when he was 4 years old and his father had custody of him, he would go back and forth between his mother and father in his early childhood, which is where he discovered hip hop at an early age, he was introduced to 2pac Shakur and his Greatest Hits album which was bought by his grandmother when he 9 years old which is when he fell in love with the Music. His father wasn’t very happy at the time and took his CDs’ away from him because of the cussing and drug and violence in the music. That didn’t stop him. He then with his father moved out to Texas as his father had to relocate,  to move jobs for his career he had finally gotten a job with his Colleg...

Lyrics: See i don't want some fire, i want some water i want some sand and i want some land Can you hear me now? (hey)can you feel me now? See i don't want some fire, i want some water i want some sand and i want some land Can you hear me now? (hey)can you feel me now? no man can hold me down hold me down i say no man can hold me down no man can hold me down This video has been uploaded for promotional purpose. We don't own this content!

The original track was a mumble rap released by ‘Bhanga Bangla’ and It was their debut. Mr. Judge aka Faisal Bhuiyan decides to make it’s lyrical version just for an entertainment  purpose. .    After the successful   completion of unifying Narayangonj Hip Hop named Narayangonj Hip Hop unite, Mr. Judge starts making random tracks to fill up his fan’s demand. “Definitely they are doing well. It's a good sign for Bangladeshi Hip Hop. If every rapper from underground takes this kind of approaches, We will have a better music industry for sure.”, said a Rap song listener, Sarowar. “The aim of producing this kind of track is to  entertain and reach out to the Rap listeners across the country” said Mr. Judge.  The music video 'Matha ta Fatabo Remix' nicely edited by Abdullah & Matheon. Zakaria Tahsin helped to produce it. Rafsan Ahmed plays an important role engineering the audio. MAC production successfully did the recording. And h...

Bhanga Bangla – a Bengali team straight out of LA – dropped the primary Bangla Trap song few months ago. Ivory Shakur (beforehand: Gamble) has been making music since 10 years back. He is without a doubt one of only a handful couple of artists who has his own particular style with regards to rapping and singing. Ivory has done everything. Their group at Bengali Crown Family Entertainment has been working at it for over 10 years. The gathering incorporates artists like Shugga Shane, Lil Shine, Young Prince, 41X, Ivory Shakur, among others. This gathering has been a noteworthy piece of the Bangladeshi Hip Hop industry the greater part of the artists from the gathering got included on different Mainstream hip-hop ventures and websites. TRAP MUSIC Hip Hop is an aggressive game. It's not for the powerless. What's more, much the same as any aesthetic work that is new, it will confront feedback and rivalry. Notwithstanding, with all the opposition between artists,...

For their rebound wander Stoic Bliss 3, the creators of hit single "Abar Jigay" are cooking up some local Trap music Pioneering Bangladeshi hiphop band Stoic Bliss is good to go to wow local hiphop fans by and by with their third studio album. The overwhelming hip-hop troupe, which has ruled over the local hiphop scene for the most recent decade, is making a rebound after a rest of right around nine years. The mystery for the album is as of now out and has started a lot of enthusiasm from local fans. Ke Ki Chay - Stoic Bliss |  For their rebound wander Stoic Bliss 3, the producers of hit single "Abar Jigay" are concocting some local Trap music. "We are trusting that Bangla Trap will make its place among Bengali hiphop fans. We are dropping our records soon. Some of them will turn out with music recordings as well. We're planning to discharge our third album and release the tracks gradually. That is whatever we can sh...