Millions taking notice: Snotty Nose Rez Kids
First Nations Haisla hip hop artists hit top numbers on Spotify and YouTube, by combining heritage with unapologetic music lyrics
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Jun 9, 2021
The Snotty Nose Rez Kids are First Nations Haisla hip hop artists Yung Trybez (below) and Young D (above) the duo is getting millions of hots online for their unapologetic music. (Courtesy Image)
First Nations Haisla hip hop artists hit top numbers on Spotify and YouTube, by combining heritage with unapologetic music lyrics
Vincent Schilling
First Nations Haisla hip hop artists Yung Trybez and Young D say they are always pushing boundaries and heating things up.
B Martin Launches Purpose Driven Artists Record Label To Create Songs That Heal
Experienced Los Angeles-based music producer Brendan Martin (aka B Martin) expands his music career to develop other multi-talented industry professionals.
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LOS ANGELES, April 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The new record label,
Purpose Driven Artists, is an independent, heart and soul agency launched by music producer, rapper, and singer-songwriter B Martin.
Purpose Driven Artists wants to give young creatives a shot without them being taken advantage of by the music industry. Owner B Martin looks to make songs with intention, to pull from true, raw, authentic stories – making an impact first and money second. He aims to create songs that can heal - both the listener and the writer/artist singing it.
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First SAPMA to honour Lebo Mathosa s legacy By Quincy Mahlangu The late afro-pop singer and dancer Lebo Mathosa to be honoured. .
THE wait is almost over – the South African Popular Music Awards (SAPMA) have officially been launched.
The much anticipated ceremony is aimed at celebrating a decade of great and popular music.
SAPMA will look as far as 2010 to celebrate black excellence, legacy and Mzansi’s music heritage.
Speaking at the launch, SAPMA head of communications Mathawe Matsapola said they were going big with the awards.
“The aim of the first annual ceremony is to celebrate 10 years of great and popular music. This is music that still speaks to our people and will continue to do so for the voiceless, while shaping our cultural identity as a nation.”