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Black Astronaut Shares The Fix on ’39 Charles Street (The Renovation)’

In the sticky-sweet sprawl of Atlanta’s summer nights, where fireflies flicker like glitchy studio lights and the air hums with unspoken stories, Black Astronaut Records—Charles Luck’s ever-expanding hip-hop collective of poets, rappers, and soul-stirrers—drops 39 Charles Street (The Renovation) like a mixtape from a parallel universe, yet straight from the heart. Released last month, the […]

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Marvel Mike comes full circle with V

There’s something to be said for people who can set out with a plan for a project or even a whole career and fully follow through. Marvel Mike completes his project with his final album V. From the end of high school in 2005 to a new father in 2025, each of his works sought […]

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Bars By Billy Opens Up on ‘Just Venting To Myself’

In the hip hop music scene there are many artists that try to build up a fantastical image of strength, power, and mischief. This can work for a while but the true person will peek through eventually. The artist that is willing to be himself and share their life with the world opens up some […]

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IBG Interview – 8 Questions With… James Roan

Music is an amazing thing but not everyone gets it. For some of us music hots a spot deep in our souls that will always give us the motivation to thrive. Our recent discovery James Roan is one of those. Now he creates music to share his life experiences and connect with his fans. We […]

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E-EYE’S Lifts Us Up With ‘Pink Sand & Purple Oceans’

Music does not always come to you as fast as you want it to. It will try you and test your dedication to the craft. But great things are worth the wait and effort, right? Our new discovery E-EYE’S has been in the music scene for a while through some ups and downs. After two […]

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‘For Knows No Bounds’ by Death.wav leads us into the future.

Being true oneself is a trait that all trailblazers share. Going against the grain takes a certain brand of confidence. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and Kanye West are great examples of unwavering vision. Our featured artist Death.wav and his music go against the cookie cutter world of hip hop. His lyrical subject matter is personal, […]

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Yopper Dan Opens Up His ‘Chromehearts’

As we develop as artists it is only natural for us to find our own unique style. This comes from our own musical experiences. Everything we hear has a chance of influencing what we go on to create. Our recent discovery Yopper Dan seems to go in whichever direction feels right at the time. The […]

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Triz Nathaniel Starts The Year As A ‘Klean Kut Klansmen’

One of the most powerful uses for music is to spread a message. When the message has a true and serious meaning it takes on even more power. Our recent discovery Triz Nathaniel has taken this mission into his hands with not only his music but with his whole being. The journey of the talented […]

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