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Flex Uptown is proving himself to be one of Europe’s most exciting emerging artists. Having already released a few solid tracks which reflects the rising star’s versatility. Flexuptown was born in Rotterdam and has Congolese roots. He’s been breaking barrières in Europe while impressively garnering over 250.000 views on YouTube, sharing stages with big acts like Saint JHN, Boef, Bryan MG and more. He assures us that what he has delivered so far, is only a fraction of what is to come.

Flex Uptown is definitely a name to watch out for in 2021.

Hailing from Lake Como, Italy, Otto Orlandi is a renowned multi-platinum music producer and DJ. With a remarkable skill set as a ghost producer and a mastery of sound design, Otto has solidified his position in the international music scene. Collaborating with industry giants and major labels like Sony Music Entertainment, his captivating tracks transcend genre boundaries. As the founder of O Music Recordings, Otto showcases his entrepreneurial acumen, releasing music that has garnered millions of streams. With electrifying live performances and an unwavering dedication to his craft, Otto continually pushes artistic boundaries, leaving a lasting impression.

Demo Submissions: promo@ottoorlandi.com
Management Inquiries: info@omusicmgmt.com

Xeraph is the problem mainstream hip-hop PR can’t solve. Based in Atlanta, born Anh Nguyen in South Vietnam in 1991 and raised in Raleigh, NC, he doesn’t ask for a lane—he builds one and charges tolls. His sound fuses southern rap, hip-hop, and house—engineered for impact rather than approval.

Shaped by African American, Latino, and Asian circles, Xeraph treats culture like hardware, not a costume—Vietnamese grit, diaspora discipline, southern cadence. He’s queer by fact, not by branding—no mascoting, no neat boxes. The writing is cold-cut-precise, the presence predatory, and the stories bridge worlds without pandering to any.

He is a sovereignty project disguised as an artist. He bypasses gatekeepers, weaponizes independence, and builds for those the industry keeps off-mic. If hero worship built the culture, Xeraph is here for the heist—remaking it in his image, one record, one runway, one room at a time.

Send me beats at cyanideonthebeat@gmail.com

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