District of Columbia, District of Columbia — Topanga the biggest brat, Topanga is a coming artist out of prince gorge county, Maryland. At the age of 7 years old, she homed in on her passion for writing and music and began writing poems and songs. She started entering talent shows and Showcases in 2ndgrade and from then on, she developed a love for the Stage and performing in front of groups of people.
Throughout life, Topanga always took a heavy interest in all things creative, including art and theatre which later, became a great addition to her already natural Gift for music. In 2019, after featuring on a few of her friend’s mixtapes Under the name “Heyyymissparker™ she decided to change her stage name To “Topanga” and branch off to take her solo music career to the Next Level.
Since then, she has released an ep (hey it’s me again..) and multiple singles along with her project (last but not least). Which is available on all streaming platforms
Shoutout to Classikool Music Group
Shoutout to the MISFITS
I love my fans ( Misfit Mafia )
Topanga is dropping hot new music soon and will be performing in a city near you.
“Always be you! And never apologize for it!” -topanga
“Mask Man” is the 2nd single of Brooklyn / Syracuse own GREA8GAWD upcoming debut EP "Gawd Tawk." The new single is produced by Billionaire Boyscout. The Gawd took it back to what we've been waiting for, authentic street music. The bars are crazy, the beat is banging, his delivery is spellbinding and the Gawd’s visuals are continually superior. If you’re a fan of real street music, tap in because #ITZWOLFSEAZON !
Federal prosecutors appear ready to paint Young Thug as a key figure in a sprawling criminal operation & they’re relying heavily on his music to do so.
The rapper, real name Jeffrey Williams, was one of 28 members or associates of the alleged Young Slime Life “criminal street gang” arrested Monday, May 9, following a 56-count grand jury indictment (fellow rapper Gunna, real name Sergio Giovanni Kitchens, was among the others arrested and charged). Williams, whom prosecutors identified as a founder of YSL, was hit with two charges — violating the RICO Act & participation in criminal street gang activity & beneath those umbrellas are a handful of serious accusations.
The indictment contains allegations that Williams was in possession of stolen weapons & that he possessed with intent to distribute methamphetamine, hydrocodone, and marijuana. Insofar as Williams was allegedly a key figure within YSL, prosecutors accused 2 associates (Christian Eppinger and Antonio Sumlin) with conspiracy to commit murder “by discussing how to obtain the permission of ’Slime,’ AKA Jeffrey Williams, to make a second attempt to murder” Atlanta rapper YFN Lucci while he was incarcerated. The indictment’s heaviest accusation against Williams dates back to 2015, when he is accused of renting a car that was “used in the commission of the murder of Donovan Thomas, Jr., a rival gang member.”
The exact nature of the evidence the government has in relation to these charges isn’t laid out in the indictment. But in scanning the document, prosecutors appeared to rely heavily on social media posts & song lyrics to paint Williams as a violent gang figure. (Williams wasn’t the only person prosecutors used this tactic on; social media photos of other alleged YSL associates holding up gang signs and/or wearing red clothing — as YSL is allegedly associated with the Bloods — were peppered throughout.)
ATLANTA (AP) — The rapper Gunna was booked into a jail in Atlanta on a racketeering charge Wednesday after he was indicted with fellow rapper Young Thug and more than two dozen other people.
An indictment filed Monday in Fulton County Superior Court accuses Gunna, whose given name is Sergio Kitchens, of violating Georgia’s anti-racketeering law. It was not immediately clear whether he had a lawyer who could comment on the charges.
The indictment alleges that Young Thug co-founded a violent street gang that committed murders, shootings and carjackings over roughly a decade and promoted its activities in songs and on social media. It includes a wide-ranging list of 181 acts that prosecutors say were committed starting in 2013 as part of the alleged racketeering conspiracy to further the gang’s interests.
Boldy James and Real Bad Man recruit Rome Streetz and Stove God Cooks for "Open Door," the 2nd single off of their forthcoming "Killing Nothing" EP. Dropping May 20, 2022 everywhere music is streamed and sold!
OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. (WESH) — A woman accused of forcing her children to drink bleach, killing one of them, is expected to face murder charges in Osceola County.
Osceola deputies responded to the Poinciana Pentecostal Church parking lot on Mother's Day where they found the woman and two children in a car, unresponsive.
Sheriff Marcos Lopez said Joanne Zephir was charged with attempted murder for a separate incident with a victim in Orange County. The victim will not be identified due to Marcy's Law.
A relative told detectives that Zephir "wanted to have time with her children" before turning herself in for the Orange County incident.
Several hours later, she called a family member and said she killed her 3-year-old and the 8-year-old was also going to die. She said she also planned to kill herself.
Zephir told deputies the Orange County victim put a “voodoo spell on her and made her harm her child.”
She told deputies she made them drink bleach and also choked the 3-year-old.
“Fortunately, we were able to get there before the 8-year-old died. But not before the 3-year-old died,” Lopez said.
The sheriff’s office is waiting for the medical examiner's findings to file attempted murder and child abuse charges in the child’s death.
Mike Tyson can breathe a sigh of relief -- the boxing legend will NOT face criminal charges stemming from his airplane beatdown, TMZ Sports has learned.
The San Mateo County District Attorney said Monday morning because of "the conduct of the victim leading up to the incident, the interaction between Mr. Tyson & the victim, as well as the requests of both the victim & Mr. Tyson" no charges will be filed against the legendary fighter.
It's a big deal for Iron Mike -- because he had been facing the possibility of multiple criminal charges after he punched a man repeatedly in the face at SFO on a JetBlue plane on April 20.
Reps for Tyson had alleged the man threw a water bottle at him and annoyed him repeatedly prior to the attack. An attorney for the man, meanwhile, had argued no bottle was thrown & blamed the incident on his client being "overly excited."
Stephen Wagstaffe, the San Mateo County D.A., tells us ultimately neither Tyson nor the man wanted to go to court over it all. Wagstaffe added that they believed there were more serious cases his office should be prosecuting regardless.
"We thank San Mateo District Attorney Stephen Wagstaffe, the San Mateo County Sheriff & all law enforcement agencies involved in this investigation for their careful, diligent & professional work," said Tyson's attorneys.
Since the attack, Tyson has been seen jovial in public repeatedly -- smiling with fans, taking pictures with supporters & even smoking weed with Ric Flair & Rick Ross.
[Intro: Mister Cee] I don't give a fuck who's first or who's last The Dipset is gonna rock this shit out at a drop of a brick, nigga I don't care what y'all say, I don't care what y'all do But y'all better rep Harlem until the god-damned music is through Mister Cee, let's Go
[Verse 1: Juelz Santana] All eyes on the honorable, who? Dipset, back to the grill again live at the barbecue Beefs on, all my kids ride like a carnival Heat's drawn, all you kids lie, like carpet do Get up and get ready, what up? The kids ready Now that I'm back, the game is fucked, the bitch let me You front, you stunt, you get heat, clown Yeah, punks jump up, to get beat down
[Verse 2: Jim Jones] Now eight years ago, I played the bench with dimes Everybody in my park was getting bent off dimes Pitchin' packs on the block, tryin' to get us some sneakers Sippin' yak, Henney, rock, puffin' nickels of reefer I'm pumpin' on the strip, in the midst of the drug trade I'm watching for the blitz in the midst of the drug raid For niggas gotta eat, it's like my stomach is touching back New York's rider man, for you suckers I'm fuckin' back
[Verse 3: Hell Rell] Now, can I kick it? Yes, I can They wanna know if I'm G'd up, yes, I am Look, I overpaid my dues, I almost made the news The block kinda hot but the cocaine gon' move If I was a brick, you wouldn't know what to do with me You'd probably cook me up, get a stem, and start using me Nobody built me, I made myself And you don't know how to shoot guns, you'd graze yourself
[Verse 4: JR Writer] I was a fiend, before I became a teen It was dreams, toss for the latest beams Made me cream 'cause hey, they kept the kept the powder in the tray Way before it was Maybelene I'm into major stacks, major stats, hate on that Cam, holla 'cause I'm gonna bring his label plaques That ain't made of plat', whoa, your jewelery ain't gold You cop your jewelery from Hov, they all fade to black
[Verse 5: 40 Cal] When I was nine years old, I realized who was the road At the end I cop a Benz when I chop some O's, 40 Smokin' lye, optimoz, poppin' mo's, we both shoppin' Difference is you coppin' clothes, I'll show you how to drop a Rolls Whether a Phantom or a flower, I'm a killer like Jaffi Joe I'm from where they made the cocky flow While hoes puck up on my stick, like you trying to hit a hockey goal
[Verse 6: Un Kasa] I keep a nine in my dresser, lyrical professor Keep you under pressure, ain't a nigga better Mind like a computer, sick shooters Yo, your fam goin' to war with six shooters? I bone bitches with coupes and big hooters Give head, and piff Buddha, pump bricks and sip 'Lúa How you hard? You runnin' with state troopers My niggas is straight shooters, cock back, and straight shoot you
[Outro: Mister Cee] Not in my book, never that, nigga I'll ask y'all niggas to go till the motherfuckin' beat stops When I had the Dipset right, I had Juelz Santana, Jim Jones Hell Rell, JR Writer, 40 Cal, Un Kasa, Dipset forever, nigga Mister Cee signin' off, Duke Da God
ATLANTA - A popular Atlanta rapper, who was arrested Monday in Buckhead, was among 28 people listed in an 88-page indictment filed on Sunday in Fulton County Superior Court.
Jeffery Lamar Williams, who goes by the stage name Young Thug was charged with participation in criminal street activity and conspiracy to violate the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, according to the indictment. The indictment outlines out the specific charges against Williams and his 27 associates. The court document refer to the group as the "Young Slime Life" enterprise, and stated that members "conspired to associate together and with others for the common purposes of illegally obtaining money and property through a pattern of racketeering activity and conducting and participating in the enterprise through a pattern of racketeering activity."
The indictment lists more than 180 acts that support just the first of the 56 separate charges handed down to the various members of the YSL. Among those other charges are murder, aggravated assault, firearms violations, theft, drug possession, participating in street gang activity, armed robbery, carjacking,
Right now, Williams is only charged with those two counts, but is listed in the indictment as being one of the YSL founders along with Walter Murphy and Trontavious Stephen.
Also indicted on Monday were Atlanta rapper Gunna, whose real name is Sergio Kitchens, and aspiring rapper Christian Eppinger, who was already in jail, accused of shooting an Atlanta Police officer six times in February. It was not immediately known if Gunna, who is accused of conspiracy to violate the state’s RICO act, has been arrested.
Luxzon produces immensely inspirational music with diversity in music styles with an embodied sense of hope and guidance for lone souls.
Long Island, New York — May 4th, 2022- Luxzon, a DIY solo music artist from Long Island, New York is really an artist who has individually trained himself to discover his unique artistic voice. The eclectic artist’s inspirational and unique taste in music connects with listeners on an intimate level through the use of personalized narratives.
Luxzon’s music is exceptionally novel, standing opposed to most of the other popular music produced in the industry today. This is precisely because most of his compositions take the listeners through an enriching journey – the one in which their present moments and history are bridged together, recovering lost memories while living in harmony with new experiences, a perfect equilibrium.
The rising star is most notable for the enjoyably and smooth flow of music that he produces whether rapping or crooning in a way in which the versatility adds to the depth of the messages hidden in the music. Singles like ‘Uu Know’, which has 65,000 and above streams, and ‘Don’t Luv You’ showcase the range of styles, production, and songwriting this solo artist is capable of; keeping fans wondering which type of track will drop next.
When asked about his inspiration, the musician commented, ‘Through my music, I share moments with those who think they are alone in their circumstances. What inspires me the most is the ability to emanate a feeling of guidance in dark times.’
Luxzon is a rapper, singer, songwriter, and producer all in one. The aspiring artist wishes to reignite the magic of the DIY solo artist with new zeal. This Long Island native has had many other releases under different names, experimenting in nearly every genre of music in an industry that sticks to musical categorizations. The musician first discovered his love for music by freestyling over YouTube beats with his friends after school, eventually learning more about the technical sides of music creation.
In the face of the overwhelming odds stacked against him, Luxzon started tearing apart his 3×5 coat closet and redesigning it into a home recording studio, in a bid to find a space to produce this novel artistic craft. Armed with nothing more than Logic Pro and a cheap microphone hung by a rope, the artist has the power over what is created and it is hard work and perseverance that make up for the lack of resources.
Luxzon’s soundscape choices are designed in a way that ties into the core message of inspiring people to chase their dreams no matter what walk of life they come from. Both the innovative use of space and equipment in the pursuit of dreams and the connection of melody with message make Luxzon an inspirational artist for struggling creative minds everywhere!
A fascinating and magnetizing new composition, “The Route” underscores Docta D’s brilliant musical sensibilities and a powerful blend of music and song writing
San Francisco, CA — May 13th, 2022- A swiftly rising and powerful new face in Hip Hop and R&B, Docta D promises the best of the genre, with an effortless Rap style that is bound to strike the hearts and minds of listeners. With his stunning debut release, “The Route”, having unveiled for audiences on April 20th, 2022, the new track is another step by the artist to build his own core fan base.
Aiming to strengthen his presence with impactful, meaningful, and compelling music, Docta D hopes to fortify himself as today’s best new voices to look out for. “The Route” presents a melodic and exciting Hip-Hop track, which sets the artist apart from other up-and-coming artists and songwriters in the genre today.
“The Route” features rising talent JayTru, and has been curated under the imprint of Getleft Entertainment, with beats and rhythms produced by Tankbeatzz, and sound engineering by AB on the beat. The stirring Hip Hop track has been mastered and mixed by Milliondollarsnare, reflecting an authentic and expressive new record.
With the release of his fantastic debut single, Docta D aims to increase streams for his music platform and reach out to as many audiences as possible, setting the stage for the release of his upcoming music video release.
“What makes my music unique is the ability to rap as well as showcasing my melodic and vocal range to display [through my music],” says Docta D regarding his versatile and vibrant musical style.
Inspired by a goal to build a core fan base and generate as many viewers and listeners as possible, Docta D’s driving mantra and goal is to remain as entertaining as possible while maintaining his artistic and individualistic integrity. A man with a plan, Docta D intends to make it big with topping billboard charts and becoming a household name within the genre.
Stream Docta D’s new track, “The Route feat. JayTru”, which is now available on all the artist’s official streaming platforms. Support the artist by following him @itsdoctad on Instagram. Contact Docta D via Instagram direct messaging or by email DoctaDsOfficial@gmail.com for interviews, reviews or future collaborations.
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Docta D is an up-and-coming Hip Hop and R&B music artist who hails from the San Fransisco Bay Area. A dynamic 28-year-old artist, Docta D was always inspired to create original musical compositions, with the motivation of his two children. A single dad with full custody since the age of 19, Docta D has had a vibrant and eventful life journey, overcoming obstacles along the way.
Believing that his art speaks for itself as he gives it his all and strives for perfection with every single track, Docta D is confident that he will become a sensation. His goal is to entertain his fans with music that will resonate and live on, enthralling with original music and visuals.
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Artist Bio: Shontell Cox, born 5/20/91 New Jersey raised, but Florida made Shontell Thee Bombshell has made big waves in the Sunshine State. She worked with Miami’s Mike Smiff on ‘Code Black’ on the hit track, “Bet Dat Up.” Also teamed up with Milli Smoke for Bet Dat Up Remix! Her latest release 5/6/22 ”Twerk It” dropped featuring North Carolina’s very own goat and Atlantic Records artist LamarioStar. Big things are on the rise for this Rising Star. She’s also been featured on several radio stations and performed shows throughout Florida including DJ Young Cee’s “Fight Night.” DJ Showtime The Voice of Miami on 88.7, Elevation Radio, Excitement Radio, the Cookup Radio in her hometown Vineland, NJ, and DJNoPhrillz 98.5FM UptownRadio and many more. Writing music since she was only seven-years-old, she started recording at 17. Now, she’s ready to make her imprint on the world. By signing a major Deal with 800TheLabel/Sony Music Entertainment.
A former Alabama jail official and the murder suspect she is accused of helping escape from custody were apprehended Monday in Indiana after more than a week on the run, law enforcement officials said.
Lauderdale County Sheriff Rick Singleton of Alabama said the two fugitives were caught near Evansville, Indiana, after U.S. Marshals pursued their pickup truck. Casey White, 38, surrendered and Vicky White, 56, was taken to a hospital, the sheriff said.
“This has ended a very long and stressful and challenging week and a half. It ended the way that we knew it would. They are in custody,” Singleton said.
In Indiana, Vanderburgh County Sheriff Dave Wedding said officials had learned that their vehicle was near the sheriff’s office. As officers arrived, Casey and Vicky White fled in the vehicle and led police on a pursuit, he said. U.S. Marshals collided with them “to try to end the pursuit,” he said. Casey White was injured, not too seriously, in the ensuing crash and Vicky White then shot herself, causing “very serious” injuries, he said.
“We’re lucky that no law enforcement was injured no innocent civilians were injured. The pursuit was short in nature and we have both people in custody,” Wedding said.
The two had been the target of a nationwide manhunt since April 29 when Vicky White, the assistant director of corrections for the jail in Lauderdale County, allegedly helped engineer the escape of Casey White, who was awaiting trial in a capital murder case. Vicky White had told co-workers she was taking the inmate from the jail for a mental health evaluation at the courthouse, but the two instead fled the area.
Casey White was serving a 75-year prison sentence for attempted murder and other charges at the time of his escape.
“We got a dangerous man off the street today. He is never going to see the light of day again. That is a good thing, for not just our community. That’s a good thing for our country,” Singleton said.
A warrant was issued on May 2 for Vicky Sue White charging her with permitting or facilitating escape in the first degree.
“This escape was obviously well-planned and calculated. A lot of preparation went into this. They had plenty of resources, had cash, had vehicles,” the sheriff said.
SPRING, Texas – Harris County Precinct 4 constables said a woman confessed to killing her husband in a jealous fit of rage Saturday morning, but another woman has come forward to KPRC 2 saying that she, not the accused, is the victim’s actual wife.
Karin Tricia Stewart, 51, has been charged with murder.
The tragedy began to unfold when deputies were dispatched to a residence around 2:21 a.m. They arrived to find a man, James Hargrove, suffering from multiple gunshot wounds.
The victim was rushed to Houston Northwest Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Stewart, who is 51 years old, allegedly told investigators the victim was her husband & that she shot him after he told her he was in love with another woman.
Stewart was taken into custody & booked into the Harris County Jail. Her bond has been set at $75,000.
On Monday, during Stewart’s court appearance, a woman who identified herself as Sandra Hargrove told KPRC 2 that she is the victim’s real wife, not Stewart. Hargrove said in an interview that she received a call from her stepson, telling her that her husband had been shot to death.
Hargrove said she came to Stewart’s first court appearance to find out what happened to her husband.
Hargrove said she & the victim have been legally married since 2009 and recently separated in November, but still were in contact every other day. She said she was not aware of any relationship he had with Stewart or any other woman.
Hargrove said she is shocked at what happened, adding that, from her knowledge, Stewart was only his caregiver. She said that her husband had recently recovered after being in the hospital with COVID-19 for several months.
“He’s still my husband,” Hargrove said tearfully. “I mean, we have grandkids, we have kids, we have nieces & nephews. That’s still my husband.”
She said she and her family want justice.
“Even when we separated -- we didn’t cause he was my best friend,” Hargrove said.
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