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At this point, it has already been a few weeks since I was first put onto YEAT’s music, and it seems like I’m playing a never-ending game of catch up considering he has so much music out already. He just seems to be an artist who took the scene by storm out of nowhere and hasn’t looked back since, bringing an entirely new style of music to the masses and he simply doesn’t want the fun to end anytime soon. With such an indescribable sound and even more dexterity within his various releases, it sounds like he is making music that we’ve never heard whatsoever in the past and this individuality is what draws fans in, yet his natural talent and creativity keep listeners engaged for the long haul. Not very long ago at all, YEAT released his project Up 2 Më, and even though I still need to check this project out in its entirety, I was beyond excited to see him team up with the rapidly rising director DotComNirvan for a music video for his record “Ya Ya”, and the results are amazing yet again. Although things are kept relatively simplistic in nature throughout this video, if you …

Not too long ago, Indiana’s very own midwxst dropped his project Summer03, and it has been a project I can’t stop listening to even after all the time that has passed. Considering midwxst is one of the leaders of the hyperpop movement, he is never taking his foot off the gas and is constantly dropping new music that seems to only get better with time and practice. Most recently, he dropped a track entitled “Tic Tac Toe”, and while it is a song that I’ve been bumping ever since it dropped a few days ago, I was super excited to find out he teamed up with DotComNirvan once again to drop an awesome new music video for the record. Opening up with a few cartoon scenes, things go back to real life as he makes his way around an all-red scene, although these animated hits occur repeatedly throughout to bring some diversity to the offering. During the red scenes, though, the camera work is intentionally shaky and sporadic to match the song’s hasty, energetic pace, accenting these elements wonderfully. Other than this, there are various scenes that seem to take place in a very colorful, vibrant garden, and the colors …

Ka$hdami is a relatively new name to me, but it’s a name that I’ve seen popping up left and right, so I figured it was about time for me to get in tune. While I don’t know much about him other than the fact that he’s young, from the DMV area, and has drawn comparisons to Tay-K 47, I decided to tune in to one of his most recent JayPluggz-produced songs entitled “Pick a Strain” for an awesome music video directed by none other than DotComNirvan, a talented videographer that has been blowing up alongside some of the smaller acts that he has worked with in recent memory. Teaming up with Matt Ox and fellow DMV rapper TyFontaine, the trio pretty much hangs out in a fairly simplistic, clean white room. Thanks to some large windows and a bright, sunny day outside, the natural light just illuminates the room, making it look as if they’re chilling inside of a room that’s located in heaven. Although they don’t leave the room at any moment, one of my favorite things about Nirvan and his videography is his editing skills, because no matter what the scene at hand looks like, he adds in …

midwxst is a creative from Indiana who I have been a fan of for the past six months or so, he’s someone who we are keeping a close eye on here at Lyrical Lemonade, and today he is back with the release of his brand new music video for “Ruthless”. Midwxst connected with music video director DotComNirvan, another creative who we are big fans of here at LL, and they created something special here. The song itself finds midwxst rapping over a complex instrumental that has many different layers to it, rapping with somewhat of a muzzled type of flow, all while rapping his ass off for three minutes straight. We are rooting for midwxst and I can speak for our entire company when I say that we are eagerly watching him develop as an artist, if you aren’t yet familiar with him, now is the perfect time to get in tune!

One of the biggest letdowns of the 2010’s for me came at the end of the decade when Playboi Carti and Young Nudy’s song “Kid Cudi” or “Pissy Pamper,” or whatever you personally called it then, failed to make any major impact on music beyond being such an unprecedented success for a leaked song, which is a win that has to be taken with a grain of salt considering the lost revenues and general lost cultural importunateness, so it is no surprise to me to start seeing more and more artists remix the song, and the fact that it initially leaked just before Covid paused the world, making the song feel like even more of a throwback than it is when you hear it. The newest remix that I have heard to this track comes from Queens, NY artist Pasto Flocco who teamed up with the endlessly creative director DotComNirvan for the visual and glides over the PowerUp production that warped the inital Pi’erre Bourne melody but adding distinctive new percussion that has become a sonic calling card of this latest New York wave of producers that are the musical background of collectives like Surf Gang that Pasto is affiliated …

Considering we’ve been waiting for such a long time for Tyfontaine to drop Ascension, it almost doesn’t seem real that we have it in our hands at this point. While I’ve already listened to it a handful of times and thoroughly enjoy it, I was beyond excited to see that he even teamed up with DotComNirvan to release a music video for one of my personal favorite songs on the album called “Dummy”. As it begins, we are seemingly taken on a trip throughout various moments of his life, one in the middle of the desert, another on a set of fire escape stairs, and we finally settle in on a club-like atmosphere where Ty begins to do his thing and let loose. As the scene is colored in a red hue with green dots, Ty is surrounded by a plethora of women who dance alongside him, making sure that it’s known that he’s the star of the show. Whether he’s inside of the party bus, in a bedroom, or inside of a house, there is never a shortage of ladies who always show just how much fun he is. Aside from this, there is another shot in the desert …

Although the music business can be pretty cutthroat and competitive at times, I feel like up and comers have to stick together. Obviously, you want to be the best and the hottest out, but you can’t do everything all alone, and having a group of industry friends and artists is definitely an advantage one hundred percent of the time. More specifically, when I started seeing snippets and teasers for TyFontaine’s collaboration with SoFaygo called “Run It Up”, I couldn’t have had higher expectations. It did end up dropping last week and I’ve been busy so I wasn’t able to cover it sooner, but I couldn’t let this one fall by the wayside. Jetsonmade and 1st Class teamed up to bring this instrumental to life, and they did an absolutely amazing job utilizing adventurous synths, crispy hats and claps, and resounding 808s that sound very similar to other Ty offerings, making sure that he’s right at home on the instrumental. The two artists tag team the chorus, but in all honesty, they both sound so similar as if they’re long-lost brothers, so as they rotate from part to part, the differences are barely noticeable and they complement each other perfectly. The …

Candypaint is certainly no stranger to our Lyrical Lemonade website, he has been featured plenty of times in the past, and today he is back with his brand new visual for “Wassup”. This music video was directed by Dotcomnirvan who has been making some standout visuals for a minute now, and I feel like him + Candypaint where a good duo, they created a color + futuristic video that will be stuck in your head after only watching it once! I don’t have many words for this release, I feel like it’s best to let the content speak for itself, so take a few minutes out of your Monday to watch this new video below!

It’s been about a month or so since Chicago artist TokenVlone made his debut on our website with his last release “Dark Dayz”, and today he is back with his brand new music video for “RUN”. TokenVlone teamed up with video director DotComNirvan to bring his vision for this song to reality, and whenever you get one of the best young directors with one of the hottest new artists in the game, it’s going to be something special ten times out of ten. Sure enough, these two talents created arguably the best music video that you will see all day, but something tells me that this won’t be the last time we see this dynamic duo come together for a project. TokenVlone is still very early in his career but he has been setting himself up to have a long & fruitful career, you might as well get in tune with him now before he blows up, click play below. Produced by Based1

DotComNirvan and NGeeYL recently collided for a new and incredibly entertaining animated visual for his track “War” off of YL’s recent Live Ammo album which is seemingly starting to give him the national foothold and recognition he needs to become more than a South Carolina and SoundCloud phenomenon. Banbwoi supplied the staticky production that made up for the beat’s lack of melody in thump and this open and distorted instrumental provided the perfect background for YL to get off his staccato flows off. Live Ammo as a whole was some of the best production that NGeeYL has hopped on to date and is clearly beginning to enter into a period of artistic clarity and it is right on time as well considering he is on the cusp of crossing the borderline between underground and mainstream. Nirvan’s editing and animation are as good as they have ever looked in this new visual and this is yet another instance of him utilizing these almost PlayStation 2 like graphics, first coming on my radar with his video for 95REDDO and 645AR’s “Plan.” Even in this video with no actual facial expressions Nirvan’s sense of humor is very evident from the zoom-in’s on YL’s face to the absurd …