2017

If you happened to have celebrated Easter this past weekend, and even if you didn’t, perhaps Immerze meeting a Black Jesus in his latest video will bring you some comedic humour this Monday. Having been premiered on Noisey, “Ying-Ying” represents more than just comedy, though – it’s also a matter of spreading positive vibes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFFQYSvRTQE

Chicago’s own Pennjamin Bannekar is back for the new week with another offering called “Alter Prayer”, which came in honor of Easter yesterday. The video features appearances from Dhniera Blu, and J. Hill while Alexander King is behind the lens. Alter Prayer is the first release from Penn’s Apparently Transparent EP that will be releasing on all digital outlets in June.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DMFDXmWAbU

Good Life Music Group’s breakthrough artist, Law G, is back with another WSHH exclusive video release. This time around, Law G is highlighting his acting skills in a mini-movie style video titled “No Love” assisted by Big Bank Black. The record itself speaks on the fact that there is “No Love” in the streets and that is a message that all of us need to come to terms with. Produced by T-Black The Hitmaker.

Yowda and Philthy Rich are fed up with rappers rocking fake jewelry and decide to revisit their joint mixtape American Greed with an official music video for “Ice Check”. Directed by Pilot Industries.

Chicago artist South Dat releases a new visual for “Killin Spree” featuring Kevo, and produced by Kooman. Shot by Chicago’s great visual team @ishotdat & @jspealz, South takes us through the day as he transforms into a rather killer character. The record appears on his latest project, “Tequila Summers”.

Matt Citron released the video for “Save My Soul,” found on his debut project Final Moments of Forever (Brooklyn Knights/Sony RAL). Directed by Shomi Patwary and shot in NYC’s Lower East Side, the aggressive visuals find Matt channeling the same ferocity heard in his lyrics.