After what seem to be the worst misunderstanding that could possibly happen, the highly anticipated official video for the “Heart Listens” by Lil Dee is here. There are plenty of videos around the web that you can view to get caught up on the controversy behind this video as artist Lil Dee alludes to in the beginning of this video. MightyMuzik™ found the video to really capture the songs story as the visuals matched the concept of the song which, is rare when you see the lack of that parallel in many other music videos. Another great production from CRG films with the credit behind the camera. With out further due below is the video feel free to repost and speak your thoughts on the video.
Industry Influence makes it appearance on the first Monday of the month for its 4th year and to celebrate they brought in an All-Star cast of panelists who spoke to the upcoming artists with dreams of making it in the music industry. Wild Wayne and Sess 4-5 have made their mark on creating an avenue for local talent to take in needed knowledge that can be used in the industry setting. We capture more of the seriousness of the feature panelist this go around so that you can see the information and great tips that are being given. To see more make sure you visit their site: industryinfluence.com
We got a chance to hook up with artist Rico Got Em and get a few minutes of his time. After filming we quickly found that he is confident about his music and his mission. Great stop for the MightyMuzik™.com 2k11 underground tour which he dropped a verse on us during his visit.
The time had came that we crossed paths with enough time to get some footage on the always grinding Lil Dee. If you have been following the ZoneGang movement you know what kind of work and team they have strung together. If you don’t know much about their movement hopefully this video will give you some insight on it and possibly intrigue you enough to want to find out more.
No secret we have been following the 2-cent movement since it was in its early stages and find that some of the messages that are being presented have been turned into something they are not by people who didn’t get the message. With that said, here is one of their latest releases entitled “School Work” which, happen to be a surprise shoot/cameo to the guests of a recent private appreciation picnic for their supporters. With a mission bent on creating change 2-cent continues to put out great releases. #MusicIsPower
Passionate about his craft New Orleans underground artist Koan desires to have only one true purpose, and that’s to deliver real muzik. This video and song brings me back to that old hip-hop feel, which is a good thing especially if your an Ol School hip-hop lover like myself. Now the cool thing about this joint is the funky jazz track that blends real nice . Checkout Koan- Forever let us know what ya think….
What can we do when underground artist are making music and video’s as powerful as nation wide artist? Could you agree that this video and song could fit right in a video favorite playlist with Usher,Trey Songs, R Kelly Etc. New Orleans Playboy Of R&B, Rantz Davis makes another honorable hit. Giving you more passion and sexiness while becoming more mature with his muzik. He’s Awesome! Check out his New Video and Single ” HUSH”
When was the last time a video and song was delivered that had nice content, clear visual, and just plan hilarious. Freshman artist from EGMG Mike T aylor brings just that in his New video “NO” ft Iris P. In this video Mike Taylor plays the lead role of a unattractive nerd that really tries his best to get a beautiful womans attention. In most cases like this, that type of woman has only one word to say to a guy like that, ” NO”!!! lol!! All for fun Mike Taylor plays the part well. Another New Orleans Artist with a great creative edge.
Here is a taste of New Orleans Hip-Hop Soul on a nice soft New Orleans bounce track . There is just “something about” this artist can’t put my finger on it #unique . Checkout Detroit’s new video” Something About You” real nice song ….
