MUSIC - @iambennieblanco "Where's Blanco (The Album)"

After a short hiatus, Money Ave rep,  Bennie Blanco delivers his highly anticipated album, "Where's Blanco?". The Illinois native brings heat over the course of 17 tracks. With standout singles like, "Southgrand", "Live From The Bricks" and the King Mill and Mitch G assisted "Always", Blanco carves his own lane in a crowded Hip Hop space. If you were wondering where the exciting artist has been he answers all those questions and more with this release. With placement on all the major digital platforms including Tidal, Google Play, Spotify and hard copies making their way through the streets the young emcee is ready to take his career to new heights.

Check out the JWE filmed "The Intro" video and be on the lookout for more from the man known as Blanco.

MIXTAPE: IAMYSELF "Yesterday Was Twenty7"

IAMYSELF brings his vision to life on "Yesterday Was Twenty7". Using a sing song flow over soulful production the Illinois native is making his mark in today's world of Hip Hop. Flashing the potential of a future star, IAMYSELF uses his creativity to keep the listeners engaged throughout the 11 tracks that make up this release. With this type of introduction IAMYSELF has set the bar pretty high for his next project.

VIDEO: @DeezyDaPaperboy "Free Shmurda"

Deezy Da Paperboy has established himself as one of Illinois premier artists. After hitting stages across the Midwest, he shifted the focus on his latest single to help the embattled Bobby Shmurda on "Free Shmurda". Blazing bars from the time the video starts, Deezy torches his local contemporaries while also dropping the jewel "FREE Shmurda/Niggas ain't up on the clout/I'ma have to bond em out/Give his ass a zip , 2 phones and a burner". Looks like "Mr. Win Em All" is ready to take his winning ways all the way to Rikers to free the homie.

MUSIC - @RapArchieRap "Nintendo"

4TP's Archie continues his recent stretch of new releases with "Nintendo". The Jacksonville, Illinois resident has been slowly building both his catalog and fan base through his hard work in the Midwest underground scene.