Name: 04 #BARS (Interlude) by 6 Way St.
Duration: 2 min 55 s
Description: Just in time for summer, 6 Way St. is back on the scene with their debut EP entitled, "TGFKAL (The Group Formerly Known As Level 3:16)" featuring the hit single "Do My Do". You can expect a classic, soulful blend of Hip-Hop and R&B featuring Mali Music and production by Swoope, Jimmy Natural, Amase, and DJ KB.

Clear Sight Music artist V.Rose releases the first single "Am I Trending?" from her sophomore album titled, Forever After. The track is a departure from V.Rose's EDM/Top40 norm, into a trap-like, 808-heavy hip-hop paradise produced by Spechouse. The single features Clear Sight Music owner and label mate FLAME who is credited with her breakout exposure with his hit single "Surrender." 

"Am I Trending?" explores the phenomenon of social media being utilized as an avenue to pursue fame and attention. More specifically, the dangers of seeking earthly validations before God. 

FOREVER AFTER drops May 20th, 2014 and is currently on Pre-Sale on iTunes. This album is sure to satisfy all V.Rose fans wanting more relevant music with a Christ-Centered Message.

V.Rose - Am I Trending ft. FLAME

B.Cooper - 1994 ft. Foure

Free download @ www.noisetrade.com/kdrama/nobody-ever-taught-me

Produced by K-Drama.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 24 million children in America -- one out of every three -- live in biological father-absent homes.

K-Drama transparently raps about the effects of growing up without his Dad consistently in his life. Despite his upbringing, he encourages those in a similar predicament to know God will be a Father to the fatherless & nobody has to follow in the footsteps of their absent father.

This is the 1st single from K-Drama's upcoming EP, Whetherman, scheduled to release August 2014.

Nobody Ever Taught Me (Free Download)

Just in time for summer, 6 Way St. is back on the scene with their debut EP entitled, "TGFKAL (The Group Formerly Known As Level 3:16)" featuring the hit single "Do My Do". You can expect a classic, soulful blend of Hip-Hop and R&B featuring Mali Music and production by Swoope, Jimmy Natural, Amase, and DJ KB.

04 #BARS (Interlude)

While listening to the final track of the EP, TGFKAL, titled "Fresh Wind," I wrote & recorded the following words:

If we would but remove the covers
from the skin of our heart,
& so our souls would find rest in You.
Indeed the clothing of righteousness
is of greater warmth than any
fire we might ever conjure.

Smother not even the early fire in my heart
breathe on me and make my passion
more likened to Christ.
Break not this bruised reed
Rather, restore me. 
Restore me.

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Fresh Wind REMIX

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:: For Sale :: Storage (Prod. by Beezy)

:: For Sale :: Old School (Prod. by Beezy)

Free download @ https://k-dramamusic.bandcamp.com/(click "buy" button to download).

Produced by K-Drama

K-Drama remixes the classic song "Know Me (Huh What)" by The Cross Movement for the 7th song in his weekly #TBTMusicSeries. Make sure to follow K-Drama on Soundcloud to stay current with his song/album releases.

What You Know About ( Free Download at https://k-dramamusic.bandcamp.com )

What was intended to be a two-and-a-half week tour became a life-altering road trip.

Riding on a few covers, some original lyrics, plenty of sweet harmonies and inspired storytelling, that very first set made its way into community centers, youth detention facilities, churches and street corners across the country. The very next summer, the six sat curbside in a viral video that spread quickly online.

Nearly 5 years and thousands of miles later, the group formerly known as Level 3:16 is back, hitting the pavement with a new name, new music and a fresh, new sound. For 6 Way St., there’s only six ways to do it. What’s “it”, you ask?

Everything.

The sound is what you get when heartfelt lyricism is driven by hard-hitting beats, turning corners with smooth neo-soul melodies, cruising naturally in an acoustic comfort zone. Occasionally detouring into the pop lane or taking the scenic route with hints of cinematic film score, it’s all w(rapped) in the youthful nostalgia of urban 90s classics. The destination? Music the 6 way: An eclectic, soulful blend of hip hop and r&b.

As far as concerts go, a 6 Way St. performance will definitely take you on a journey. Whether putting pedal to the metal with high energy crowd participation or pumping the brakes for a dramatic, thought- provoking interlude, each set is tailor made for the youngsters and the young adults, the moms and the dads, the hip hop heads, the music lovers, and everyone in between.

The members have come a long way since sitting on the curb in 2010. But all six still share a common drive toward the vision and mission of 6 Way St. Kristen (KB), Stv G., Chris T., Crystal, Kristin (K Mase), and Candace are exceptionally talented leaders who are passionate about their personal relationships with Jesus Christ using music and other art forms to reach their generation.

6 Way St. is more than the merge of two emcees, three vocalists, and one female deejay. It’s an intersection of six unique minds. It’s the understanding that being in a group comes with lots of twists, turns, and roadblocks. It’s a consistent reminder that you don’t always get to choose your family, but you can choose to love. And that love is hard work, because it requires going further than simply “meeting in the middle.” Doing it the 6 way means you don’t stop at halfway, but take the initiative to meet someone where they are. It’s a road less traveled, for sure.

It’s the road where 6 people realized there’s really only One Way after all.

04 #BARS (Interlude)

6 Way St.

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