Current Priorities

• Terri Bannister “Visitation” - "Visitation" is a beacon of hope, symbolizing the omnipresence of God and His ability to communicate across all barriers.
• We Feed Alone “What Burns Beneath” - "What Burns Beneath" tells a story of fated love. Two souls eternally bound, to find one another both in the living world, and the afterlife.
• J.P. “Bad Bitty” - J.P.’s "Bad Bitty" will go down as the song that ate spring 2024, and as its popularity grows, it’s likely to shadow over the summer as well.
• AG GATLING feat. LATICE CRAWFORD & READYAVE “Name It” - "Name It" is a sensual ode to the Lord, in which AG GATLING owes all of his success to, with contributions by LATICE CRAWFORD and READYAVE to help elevate the song's emotional core to the next level.
• devoN Nickoles “Gold Star” - "Gold Star" marks a significant milestone in devoN Nickoles' sonic journey, representing her first foray into a project driven by personal expression rather than external expectations.
• Ryck Jane “You Gone Learn Today” and “No Problems” - In “You Gone Learn Today” and "No Problems", Ryck Jane raps about the inevitability of her rise and underscores her theme with a performance that’s relentless and loaded with personality.
• Jes Marie “Girls’ Night Out” - “Girls’ Night Out” is this creative's movement to make other women feel empowered and confident, all while fusing traditional country sounds with dance, pop, and EDM.
• Jim Vierra & Friends “Just One Touch” - In “Just One Touch,” Jim Vierra hopes that everyone can find a “touch” of peace and prayer and that those who follow God will open their hearts and have confidence in the way he rolls.
• Powerhouse Fellowship Soul Choir feat. Shawn Cotterell “God Is Good” - Through layered harmonies between multiple voice groups, the male and female voices join forces to create one voice, one family serving God. “God is Good” is a celebration of being children of God and thanking him for bringing life to them.
• D. Watkins “Slow Wine” - The music video for "Slow Wine" revolves around enjoying life's pleasures with the set backdrop of vibrant visuals and sultry beats, the video captures the essence of the song's sensual groove.
• Michael V. Doane “Let’s Go!” - With a country-rock ensemble and a stack of his own backing vocals, Doane delivers a top-hit tune with his authentic voice wrapped in the sounds of electric and acoustic guitars. 
• Porter Block “If Your See Eulene” - “If You See Eulene” is an upbeat stomper, but if fans listen carefully, they can sense the undercurrent of darkness and anxiety that runs through all of the material Block has recorded since his ordeal.
• Flau’jae feat. NLE Choppa “AMF” - Released after reaching the Sweet Sixteen in March Madness, “AMF” is a track in which Flau’jae unapologetically celebrates her success, dismissing any issue people may have with it as “not her fault”.
• Duprai Marcel “My Baby” - With a simple guitar riff, piano, and some hand-produced percussion, Duprai can tell a multi-layered story with just a few elements in "My Baby".
• Belle VEX “Nobody, But Me” - In "Nobody, But ME", Belle VEX emerges as a refreshing force in the "fake it till you make it" music industry, urging listeners to embrace their individuality.
• Karen Atkins “Somebody” - Shot in Mexico, Atkins’ self-directed video for “Somebody” follows her descending the steps of a lovely local haunt, making friends, and shining with excitement and hope.
• The Infamous HER “Make You Mine” - On "Make You Mine," Monique is single-minded, intense, fiery, and self-assured -- and just when listeners think they’ve got her pegged, she flips an entire verse in flawless French.
• Cheflodeezy feat. Marcy Chin “Rough Sex” - Cheflodeezy’s newest track “Rough Sex” is a stark change in style from his previous music, featuring seductive and erotic beats, as well as lyrics that vividly paint his darkest desires.
• Mike Teezy Feat. Jekalyn Carr “Hands On Me” - The "Hands On Me", directed by Will Thomas, the video incorporates scenes of prayer and resilience, symbolizing the artist's unwavering faith amidst adversity.
• JWAVY feat. MARIBASED1 “BEASTMODE” - JWAVY’s “BEASTMODE" is inspired by her favorite football player, former Seattle Seahawk Pro-Bowler Marshawn Lynch, and proudly goes "all in" on city and self-pride.