Looking at the Houston infrastructure, it’s safe to say it’s a lot of unique artists who are emerging in the space. Growing into their own and accomplishing feats at a high level, Houston has a lot to offer in the art scene and it’s only going to grow in 2019. One of the most impressive artists who have been on their grind for quite some time is Houston’s own dreadhead flower enthusiast, Tim Woods.
Read MoreThe Los Angeles hip-hop scene has to be one of the most intriguing scenes in the nation given the vast amount of the music that’s coming from one area. Throughout the whole coast that’s delivering music, TrapDes makes himself a known threat with his consistency and ability to deliver hits to the forefront.
Read MoreA not-so surprising link up between the city’s grimier known rappers decide that two Houstonians make better than one. Doeman, a well-known local artist, has an egalitarian vision for his city. The rapper introduces the track with an altered recording, voicing his vision for solidarity among the two communities.
Read MoreGoldlink casually starts the new year off with an alluring freestyle about friend Justine Skye. The young singer just a few months ago told the world her story about domestic violence, exposing the at-the-time internet star, Sheck Wes. Goldlink decided to pay his respects to her in the Colors Studio and remind her she is not alone.
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