One of the most loaded places in hip-hop music right now is Texas. The Lone Star State has been producing talent at an alarming rate throughout this year and one of its key regions that are handling a lot of the production of artists is the Dallas area. Dallas certainly have a lot of artists who are ready to break the mold outside of the Texas borders but Fort Worth's own Kenny B has been doing just that with the string of visuals + singles he's been dropping for the past few months.
Read MoreThe Albany music scene is becoming a hot haven for artists in the New York state to emerge from that are outside of the city borders. The young and ruthless collective, Glockstars have been making a name for themselves with their brash music and limitless amounts of energy they provide in their records. One of the front-runners, Dimi has been on a tear with releasing content and he’s to advance with his material with his latest visual, “Pack”.
Read MoreBaton Rouge has to be one of the strongest regions in the nation that is hiding some of hip-hop's hidden gems that the rest of the world is hip to as of yet. Although you may have some in the spotlight, some others are still emerging and rising in the ranks of being next to blow up as well. One would be Baton Rouge's own 70th Street Carlos, the versatile X-Factor that the Louisiana scene has to offer. The off-the-wall flow he presents is also packaged in his larger than life image he creates with his animated Gumby haircut.
Read MoreWhen it comes to the South, it's one of the most influential regions in hip-hop in today's time. While some places may have more recognition than others, Alabama is proving their right to have a foot in the game as well. With artists such as TNT Tez and YBN Nahmir, it's opening the gates of other artists in the area that are coming up as well. Fresh to the pages of Modern Life, Dynamite D delivers a trapped out anthem with his single, "Cookin' Up".
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