Unlearning Vol. 1

Where We Going From Here...

Little Brother - Step It Up

A “hole” is the absence of a specific aspect of our essence. For example, we may have a hole in the area of love or joy or kindness. The hole is created during childhood by the development of ego structure over the initial, simple, precognitive, open awareness experienced by the child during infancy and childhood.

Hole In My Heart Feat. Dizzy Wright

Kail Problems & King Kauran - Hole In My Heart Feat. Dizzy Wright

U.Aint.Neva.Lied!

Because.It.Is!

VLVT – Believe
Step into the world of VLVT, where lush R&B textures, late-night melodies, and neon-soaked emotion come together in a timeless groove. Believe is a 20-track journey through love, desire, ambition, and self-reflection — a sonic experience that moves like silk but hits with heart.

From the uplifting title track “Believe,” where VLVT leans into vulnerability and inner strength, to sensual slow-burn moments like “Gravity,” and the reflective warmth of “Before the Sunrise,” this album captures the full spectrum of intimacy and ambition.

With smooth vocal layers, hypnotic hooks, and melodies built for dim lights and deep feelings, Believe embodies a modern R&B universe — drenched in deep reds, purples, and blues, glowing with quiet confidence and nighttime elegance.

Stream it now and drift into VLVT’s world — soulful, polished, and unforgettable.

Lose Control

PARANOIA

VIDEO: https://youtu.be/nOF7mvJdIfc

Frank B. offers a grimier look at his stomping grounds in his new video for “Brooklyn Vs. All” featuring fellow BK native and living rap legend Rock (of Heltah Skeltah/Boot Camp Clik).

The video is directed by Mike D Visuals and centers on shots that capture the grit and rawness of the Brooklynite’s verses. Sure, there’s footage of the famed Brooklyn Bridge and surrounding areas, but it’s all seen through a stark and almost noir-ish lens, all set to the backdrop of GIT Beats’ ominous production, who’s previously worked with the other half of the Heltah, Sean Price (RIP), as well Cormega, Prince Po, and the late Prodigy, among others. Both sonically and visually, “Brooklyn Vs. All” is a fitting portrayal of the New York City borough, particularly as it’s described by these two emcees.

Amidst their tough-talk related to their hometown, there’s plenty of sharp wordplay and intricate rhymes, too. Like in Frank’s verse when he spits “Keep a cannoli stuffed with the broccoli/ And then I light it up until I can’t speak properly/ I speak prophecy/ I dare ya try to speaker-box with me.”

The track itself stems from Frank’s forthcoming album, 'Let Me B Frank,' that’s set to also feature Nyck Caution (of Pro Era) and Sticky Fingaz (of Onyx), among others. And if his name looks familiar but you’re having trouble placing it, here’s a hint: he was a featured contender on Missy Elliott’s The Road to Stardom series on UPN. He even landed a deal with her imprint, Gold Mine Records. But now, Frank’s doing his thing with his own imprint, Nobel House, and ready to enter the New Year in a major way.

Check out the visuals, and head over to the digital retailer of your choice if you’d like to support. 'Let Me B Frank' is set to drop in early 2018 through Frank’s Nobel House imprint via EMPIRE Distribution.

Stream/Download (Smart URL): http://smarturl.it/BrooklynVsAll

Frank B. Online:
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/FrankBmusic610
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frankbmusic
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FrankieBeeeee

Let Me B Frank

Brooklyn Vs. All (feat. Rock) *Video Link in Description!

The Stepkids "Legend in his own mind" Remix by Dave the Producer featuring Krondon & Percee P http://stonesthrow.com/thestepkids

The Stepkids - Legend Remix - Krondon & Percee P

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