The Houston market is growing into something of its own with the vast amount of talent that's coming out of the city. One of the highlighted acts coming from the H is Southwest's own, Don Toliver. A rhythmic act from the Alief area, that brought up the likes of Maxo Kream, Wes Blanco, and Tobe Nwigwe. The outlier that Toliver carries compared to the rest of the artists mentioned above, Toliver carries a new youthful energy that generates hit after hit with each song/visual he is releasing.
Read MoreAs the Ohio hip-hop scene continues to build into something stronger with the likes of Insomniac Lambs, Crash Rarri, Trippie Redd, and more are paving a new lane for the wave, it's some other artists who are presenting a different flavor to the forefront as well. One of these artists is Paycheck PBGG, one of the Buckeye State's more grittier rappers that are storytelling through the trenches of the streets.
Read MoreAfter taking an almost 2-year hiatus, Houston Heavyweight Wes Blanco emerges out of the shadows of uncertainty to bring forth an undeniable jam with his newest single, "Enchilada".
Read MoreThe soundscape of Houston is becoming a platform for artists not to stick to one sound but to explore different routes of delivery so to speak. One of the artists doing just that in his own lane is Sad Frosty. The Missouri City representer presents a fun/off-kilter flow that makes listeners laugh while also being intrigued. His persona can be perceived as playful and mischevious, you can clearly see this in his new visual, "Fake Chain".
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