The hype and the flex are real—Wilmington, Delaware-based female rapper, artist, and fashion icon Mo. Nicole just might be better than your favorite rap artist. She is a ball of fire poised to roll with a volcano impact, her sharp-witted flows reflecting a brain power that processes things with AI-like precision. Mirroring her own journey—marked by evolution, growth, and discovery, reaching and gearing up to surpass milestones while proving so many doubters wrong—there’s an urgency to her delivery; an innate intensity that promises to demand attention as she vividly paints her lived experiences over any type of production, providing both enchantment and inspiration to whoever seeks it. Safe to say, she’s exactly what you’ve been looking for—don’t be surprised if you fall in love with her from just one listen… She’s got that effect on people!

Breaking barriers like she’s breaking chains of poverty and slavery, Mo Nicole is gearing up to drop a 14-track, personally-fueled, and transportative album titled “The Motion.” This isn’t shaping up to be your ordinary album; this is an empowering body of work—an ode to always being in motion, chasing after something even through obstacles and traps along the way… Transcending is the way, and winning is the name of the game. So, strap in and get ready—this ride promises to sustain you for the foreseeable future.

Opening the album is “Crazy Real,” pulling the weight of Boom Bap nostalgia with a contemporary cadence that balances old-school vibes with an instantly accessible lyrical showdown. Mo comes intricate and in motion with the beat, exuding a star glow that’s effortlessly endearing as she goes bar for bar. The way she’s poised to devour this beat—like a wolf—is cinematic rap beauty in motion. It’s like she is the beat, and the beat is her.

Next on the tracklist is “See Me Winning,” where Mo taps into raw, honest, and hard-hitting verses that allude to her haters wanting her to fail—but always getting disappointed. She’s a conqueror built to win, and nothing can slow her momentum. The production here channels that golden-age hip-hop feel, making for a perfect pairing with her self-assured delivery.

“Put That Work In” kicks in with high momentum on a deep-phased beat, powered by pounding 808s and theatrical basslines. Mo meets the moment with a commanding presence, matching the beat’s intensity with her fierce, bossed-up delivery. This one’s for the hustlers—about staying focused, pushing through, and putting in the work.

Then comes “Enchillada,” a hard-hitting scene-stealer with electrifying production that’s equal parts vibe-booster and mood-setter. Mo’s duality takes center stage as she goes back-to-back with her robotic self, her epic flows fused with unwavering passion, making it impossible to look—or listen—away.

“That’s Why” serves as the ultimate street anthem—smooth, infectious, and dripping with lavish energy. A hypnotic blend of minimalist bass, crisp hi-hats, and signature West Coast bounce creates a groove that Mo rides with bone-rattling confidence and razor-sharp delivery. It’s clear she’s operating at a level few can reach—and that’s why they never say her name out loud.

“MWTM” (“Mo With The Motion”) anchors the album as its title track. With a lush, contemporary beat laced with subtle dancehall influence, this banger is built for movement—no feet untapped, no head unbanged, no hands unthrown. Mo glides across the track like a jet ski, delivering charm and punch in equal measure.

On “Talkin Money,” Mo speaks the universal language of grind and ambition in a tour de force of underground hip-hop revival. The beat goes hard, and Mo does it justice with sharp wordplay, potent punchlines, and her signature braggadocio.

“The Clouds” strikes a powerful balance between reflection and explosiveness. Mo steps into her lyrical bag with wit and authority—flow, cadence, and poetic commentary on full display. It uplifts, inspires, and entertains all in one powerful sweep.

“The Motion” is poised to be a statement release from a powerhouse artist fully in her stride. It’s proof that Mo Nicole is here to stay, unapologetically carving her lane and crafting the kind of music she feels has been missing from the mainstream.

I couldn’t be more excited for this brilliant body of work from an artist whose hustle, drive, passion, and talent can’t be denied… Mo is who she thinks she is.

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Ty Bru represents the best of Asheboro, NC, when it comes to art, cinema, music, fashion, and lifestyle. In terms of hard work, consistency, and passion, he is picture-perfect, backed by a never-say-die attitude that accentuates the very audacity he carries along, making him one of the most determined go-getters you could ever meet. His hard work, sacrifice, and unwavering passion have not gone unnoticed—he has been deservedly acclaimed, winning multiple awards, especially for his exploits as a filmmaker. When it comes to painting words with his unmistakable voice and cadence, he brings out the best in hip-hop and rap, channeling the authenticity of old-school rap with the accessibility of contemporary storytelling.

A promise made, a promise delivered—MIGHTY MARCH is well and alive as Ty returns with a thought-provoking, meaningful, and universally relatable masterpiece dubbed “Small Town USA” that takes cue from his own perspective of his native land, Asheboro, with a worldview reflection that has been captured perfectly with an honest and squeaky clean delivery.

The production for this jam is captivatingly unusual; it has the aroma of pop, making it an alluring pop-rap centerpiece that leaves a delectable aftertaste long after the beats settle down. In what was a splendid production sent over to Ty during the height of the pandemic and one he used to sing along to his then two-year-old son, “Small Town USA” captures that self-regarding attitude that we saw during the pandemic, only amplified so conveniently during the recent political events that have been happening in the USA.

Heeding his wife’s advice, Ty changed the hook lines to “Let me tell you a story, let me tell you a tale. About growing up in a city that doesn’t give a fuck about anybody but themselves” to “Let me tell you a story; let me tell you a tale. About growing up in a city that doesn’t really care about anybody but themselves,” making it family-friendly without losing its core essence.

He maintains this raw, honest, and inoffensive cuss-free delivery, allowing a listener a contemplative view of his worldview and delivering something that has a universal resonance.

Following the critical success of his earlier release “Photograph,” I have no doubt that “Small Town USA” will go on to do extremely well as Ty continues elevating our playlists with music that is both captivating and empowering and informative as well.

Hop on this bandwagon by streaming this jam and adding it to your favorite catalog.

Can’t wait for the next release!

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After what must have felt like an eternity of silence for his loyal fan base, New York’s fast-rising lyrical genius ReachingNOVA, hailed as one of the most influential hip-hop figures in NYC and outside, returns with a thought-provoking, culturally divine masterpiece themed “I CAN FEEL IT” that sees him capture the essence of growing up in New York, Bronx, shaped by the fast life, street hustle mentality, family, resilience, and adaptability as well as the harsh realities that aren’t advertised as much.

Every time ReachingNOVA touches the mic, it feels like he touches gold—unleashing expensive flows, and this jam is no different. There is a duality in his performance; on one side, he is talking about how everything he’s been through has shaped him, and on the other, he is a made man, focusing on his lane, avoiding distractions, and only f***ing with those that f*** with him.

The track’s intensity is heightened as it progresses. ReachingNOVA speaks his mind in an emotive way, making it feel that what he is rapping about is coming straight from the heart and he means every word. The faultless ease at which he blends intricate wordplay, metaphors, and hard-hitting bars is a huge testament to his lyrical prowess.

The production by Geo The Architect was the perfect backdrop for this introspective and still expressive delivery. The beat matches the tone and vibe of the lyrics; it’s contemporary allure working well with the impressive wordplay ReachingNOVA unleashes.

To back this jam is a simple, emotive, and visually bright music video captured in an intimate setting as ReachingNOVA speaks his mind and soul, allowing a listener to feel like they are right there beside him as he says it all.

“I CAN FEEL IT” is what the culture is feeling; this is an embodiment of New York City, both personal and universally accessible with replay value. It is little wonder the track is already garnering massive buzz on the global stage as rap music fanatics hail such authenticity and identity, backed by lyrical shrewdness and unmatched cadence.

This is exactly why ReachingNOVA has made himself a popular figure in NYC and outside—releases like these that are mature, original, flawless, and easy to connect with on a personal level.

Check the track out below and add it to your catalog. For more information, check out ReachingNOVA’s official website: https://www.reachingnova.com/.

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