Compliance

People should date within their age group. 2000 years is a long time of progress; unmatched speed; mass secondhand door shutting consequences; All for a life of being singled out while the world indulges. Not enough concern about natality. Not enough concern about isolation. We can be good for the sake of being good, but we're aware that we will not be entitled to anything except hand-holding no matter what we sacrifice.

Swae Lee - Rockstar Raging (prod. Mike WiLL Made-It)

Rolling Loud Miami 2024 Aftermovie

Asap Rocky - Flackito Jodye (feat. Tokischa)

Diversity Goal

Diversity has always been the vision of RapIndie. We love indie rock. We love hip hop. Indie rap cherry picks the best from both worlds and we think that's what makes it so much better.

People initially divided over money and vanity. Now the division seems to be the impracticality of accepting others in real life situations. We may not have an answer for the mechanical side of hustling, but we don't need to worry about that from a laptop.

Fivio Foreign - Rat Trap

Lil Uzi Vert - What You Saying

Don Toliver - Octane (R.I. Review)

Don Toliver is a rapper/singer from Texas, US. "Octane" is an album that is very interesting. Don Toliver is a part of Travis Scott's Cactus Jack crew, he's a Rolling Loud veteran, and he is very proudly "a sketchy individual". Despite that, this album is more emotional than "Hurry Up Tomorrow" and "Swag 2". The production is emotional, but his melodies keep up with it. You just can't fake that kind of sincerity. The lyrics are very ordinary hip hop, but while there are no love songs, the vibe is borderline emo. Don't get it twisted, the album is very good, it just clashes with his image. He talks about his questionable background, the lyrics are at best about hookups, the imagery and videos target male audiences exclusively, but he really is very vulnerable on this album, and for some reason, it works.

Foster Lancaster Introduces: FOSTMp3's

Pink Coffy - Connection

Nasty C - Head Up 2.0 (feat. Soweto Gospel Choir)

The Scythe Presents: Lit Effect (feat. Denzel Curry, Bktherula, and LAZER DIM 700)