N.O.K. is a Phoenix based hip hop artist who directs his own visuals and films (Byrdee Films) and operates his independent label Byrdee Entertainment. He recently dropped his latest single/video entitled “Monsters” (produced by Be-Twiin).

The “Golden Glass” video underscores the calm righteousness of the rappers, who share the spotlight without rancor, say what they must, and pass the microphone. Their subject matter couldn’t be more serious, but their serenity amidst turbulence is well worth emulating.

Darren Waller‘s commitment to music is not just a creative outlet, it’s a testament to his tenacity and the transformative power of art. The “Faith Test” video, while emphasizing dominance and self-awareness, also serves as an invitation for viewers to connect with the artist on a deeper level…

London-born rap talent Ocean Wisdom returns to the ether with his explosive new cut “I Exist”; check out its DOPE accompanying music video now!

His collaboration with producer Marlin McGregor, facilitated by a mutual friend, opened more creative horizons. The music video for “Good 2 Yuh” is a testament to Stylz Milleon’s commitment to breaking stereotypes.

Chicago based rap artist Jelani Lateef just released the music videos for his songs “Can’t Stop Now” and “Show You”; watch both DOPE clips now.

In his new “Ecstasy” clip, Cheflodeezy lets the viewer know exactly where he’s coming from. He raps in front of neon Miami signs (and a neon palm tree, too!), crouching, pivoting, and swiveling on his hips to give his words extra emphasis.

Flau’jae’s “Perfect Timing” is the ideal anthem for anyone looking for an extra nudge into their ideal lifestyle, knowing that everything happens for a reason. Watch her music video now.

Dae One recruited director Yellow Nguyen to capture and craft a music video for the ages for “Pull Up”, which features Miss Bliss, Kemadonna, and Lightbrown Lyrics. The clip tracks the top-class trio as they “pull up” on one of their cheating partners…

Fans everywhere are enjoying the complimentary visuals for “twenty3 & one” in the music video directed by Blu. Crafted with its fair share of clever shots, the flick supplements the down-to-earth vibe of the track. Follow the allegorical journey of its protagonist ridding himself of his means of violence…

In the “Wonderful Day” video, Parham captures Q. Ali Bey illuminating an old-timey crowd with modern wisdom while they enjoy a night at the Revel Lounge in Hollywood, CA. Taking the stage after previous acts, Q. Ali Bey’s performance brings color to the otherwise black-and-white clip and gets the crowd dancing in new and liberated ways.

The unstoppable Nia Archives makes her eagerly anticipated return with the “Crowded Roomz” single/video. The epitome of a sad banger, “Crowded Roomz” was written after a festival last summer and examines her life on tour, constantly surrounded by people, but not necessarily those she can be herself around.

You will get another taste of Fayro’s versatility with the music video for “Hickory Dickory”. Beware: this nine minute epic holds nothing back. Watch as Fayro parodies pornographic tropes of infidelity, crashing a troubled relationship as a pizza delivery guy, plumber, and yoga instructor.