Monte is a rising artist from Detroit currently based out of New York. He is a lyricist for the new generation with a powerful message to share. In first single “I Declare”, Monte boldly goes after the system that has oppressed the minority (specifically black people) for so long and how it has brought us to the breaking point we are currently at. All this over a banging trap beat with a hook that still leave room for you to bob your head. This song is available on all streaming platforms. Check it out below!
Detroit, MI is home to some big names in the rap game, such as Big Sean, Royce da 5'9, and Eminem; but coming up next is Elev8ted Music Group's very own YoungKing YoungScoop. YoungKing YoungScoop already has a few albums under his belt at only 23 years old. His most recent offering is the 10-song high energy, non-stop "Antidote", which features his latest single "Rake it Up". "Rake it Up" starts with the bass banging and while at first you might think he's just talking about making money, if you pay close attention there is a at least a few lines in this song that all of us can relate to. I personally can feel him when he says "Don't tell me how to live, if you ain't fill the bank up"... geesh, if you've never had at least one person that's tried to give you advice knowing good and well they have nothing to show for it, you haven't lived yet. The various subject changes might get lost by a few because the beat goes super hard, but don't sleep on "Rake it Up" or YoungKing YoungScoop. Join his 10k plus monthly listeners on Spotify and support the movement.
Allow me to introduce Fatt Ty aka The Finesse King. Fatt Ty is straight out of the WestSide born at Sinai Grace and raised in Southfield (Metro Detroit). Born into a bloodline of the toughest of the tough having 2 of his oldest brothers heavy in the streets, although from 2 different hoods.
"Where I come from there is a lot of hate and envy in the air. You can’t do anything but stay on your toes and stay ready when you are gettin some money. Fast cars and choppas is Detroit. Period. I’m just shedding light on a lot of people’s movement in the city." ~ Fatt Ty
Checkout his record "Feel Me" and stay tuned for more!
