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August 8, 2022
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The Break Presents – Lil Jairmy

[ad_1] The music scene in Houston is not to be taken lightly. And over the last few years, Lil Jairmy has been playing his part in turning that idea into a fact. The 24-year-old talent has been rapping since he could spell the verb. But found his breakthrough with the young releases of “No Luggage” and “AntiSocial." Combined, the tracks have over 10 million streams on Spotify. With those in mind, it’s become apparent that it’s not hard for Jairmy to catch fire. In fact, since he was a kid, the flame has only gotten bigger.Having a hustler mentality growing up meant that Lil Jairmy always had his hands in a lot...

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August 1, 2022
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The Break Presents – 26ar

[ad_1] There's power in making a plan, with even more in executing it. In 2016, 26ar was locked up on a four-year conspiracy sentence. While incarcerated, his friends told him about the drill music takeover his hometown of Brooklyn and New York City at large. 26 decided then and there that he would start rapping when he got out, drop every week and do what he could to build his buzz.Once he was freed in early 2019, he held himself accountable. By the next year, he picked up local buzz with his song "My Set." The track had a familiar drill bounce, but his way with words and focus on lyrical skill made him stand...

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July 26, 2022
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The Break Presents – Real Boston Richey

[ad_1] Life is to be lived. Within it, opportunities can present themselves out of nowhere, but the most important step is to take initiative. In the case of someone like Tallahassee, Fla, rapper Real Boston Richey, rap was never a route he would've entertained until it was at his doorstep. Originally motivated to rhyme by his late cousin, Richey was nudged by his friend Corey to come to a studio session. That was only ten months ago, and Richey has already found supporters in Future and Young Scooter. And locked down a Lil Durk verse to add to his breakthrough song "Keep Dissing." Real Boston Richey has gotten to this point because...

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July 11, 2022
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The Break Presents – Seddy Hendrinx

[ad_1] Some people have the gift of translating their love for something or someone into action. Everyone has heard the phrase "Experience is the best teacher," but to start takes courage and to be successful requires commitment. After losing his close friend Johnnell to gun violence in 2016, Seddy Hendrinx, the now-rising Jacksonville, Fla. rapper, gave music a shot. Motivated by his fallen friend's wishes for his success, he began to drop songs, starting with a reworking of Bryson Tiller's "Remember" that went viral, which boosted his name locally.Seddy has always sung the praises of Jacksonville's love for him. That solid foundation helped keep his confidence high. So, when his single "Lowkey" blew...

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July 1, 2022
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The Break Presents – CEO Trayle

[ad_1] Influences can dictate someone's trajectory and the company one keeps can be what changes everything. Back in New York City, the Bronx-born future rapper CEO Trayle was just a 12-year-old kid who hung out with adults nearly double his age, as they hit the studio. The crew—who had members that rapped, produced and engineered—let the little kid hop on the mic, creating a hunger within him that would change his life. Now 27 and continuing to shine since his 2020 song "OK Cool," which has over 30 million combined streams on Spotify, CEO Trayle has only continued to grow, while changing his style at a moment's notice.CEO Trayle's chance moment in the studio at...

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June 23, 2022
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The Break Presents – Jeleel!

[ad_1] There’s an emphasis at the end of Jeleel’s name and songs for a reason. His presence on the mic is just as commanding as it is off. And when it comes to the booth, his high voltage delivery matched with a pleasantly shrill tone and genre blend of rap, punk and R&B has made his name jump off the page as one of the most polarizing rookies in the game of hip-hop.Jeleel! had hoop dreams at first. But things not working out in that regard became a blessing in disguise. During college a few years back, he laid down his first record called “Play Me.” The melodic record has since been...

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June 17, 2022
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The Break Presents – Big Boss Vette

[ad_1] Life can offer twists and turns. But a commitment to goals can stabilize everything. Big Boss Vette wanted to be a rapper ever since she was a child and covered popular hip-hop songs at the time on Facebook to start her path. After she went viral in 2015 for making her own version of Dej Loaf's "Try Me," she began to get booked for shows and taken seriously as an artist, only to face a life-changing experience in 2016. Nowadays, the St. Louis native is a Republic Records signee, currently riding high off of her single "Snatched." The song is on the way to 3 million views on YouTube, despite only being on...

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June 8, 2022
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The Break Presents – Kaash Paige

[ad_1] Kaash Paige is a star in the multiverse of melodies. The 21-year-old artist has made that known through tracks like “Love Songs,” “Euphoria” and “London,” which combined have about 300 million streams on Spotify. As heard in that trio, Kaash’s seasoned perspective on romance, deep chamber of cadences and balmy singing voice shine as key parts of her artistry. And speak to why the KP brand continues to run strong in the world of rap&B.Growing up in Dallas, Kaash Paige witnessed her father making music in the closet studio. Around the age of 11, she tried her hand at the art and together, the two made a record called “Swag So Dope.”...

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June 1, 2022
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The Break Presents – Scorey

[ad_1] As an artist, it's impossible to control when that big break happens. Putting in the work, having clear goals and consistency are all important keys, but none of them guarantee success. For someone like Scorey, the Syracuse, N.Y. rapper who's only been making music since 2019, it feels like he's been on an upward trajectory since day one.After building his buzz locally, then catching the attention of former XXL Freshman Polo G, Scorey has continued to loom larger amongst the younger wave of rappers. By early 2020, he was signed to Polo G's label, Only Dreamers Achieve, in partnership with Columbia Records. Then he went on to drop successful singles like "Moods"...

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May 9, 2022
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The Break Presents – Autumn!

[ad_1] Music can take people to all sorts of places, especially if one keeps their mind open. Long before the world knew him as Autumn!—the genre-bending rapper and producer—he was just a kid trying to find ways to bond with his older brother. His route to that was producing while big bro worked on his rap skills. At just 11 years old, Autumn! learned his way around the recording program MixCraft and continued making beats after his brother moved away. The Crowley, La. native was first known as Twinuzis, the producer. And then became Autumn! in 2018 when he started rapping. Urged to get behind the mic by fellow buzzing artist Summrs (and other members of...

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