Both artists complement each other on every track, utilizing their distinct talents to generate a truly exciting hip hop and R&B experience. After the release of 2G Status in 2010, the pair immediately began burning up the internet radio charts on MySpace and ReverbNation with tracks such as “Teleport” and “Dip Low.” Look for another exciting mixtape slated for an early 2012 release.

Known for his thumping club party anthems, Duney quickly made a name for himself in the greater Dallas area, becoming one of the more popular local rappers on the scene. If you’re searching for a fresh face with a heavy duty Southern-style flow, this is just the cure for your tired iPod’s playlist. His brand new mixtape, Kush McLovin is available now.

Tracks such as “Without You” blend in bouncing hip hop and dance rhythms, while “Let Me” and “Winner” are softer, soulful ballads which rely on acoustic guitar and piano-driven melodies. Influenced by Lauryn Hill, Nicki Minaj, Chris Brown, Adele, and Jay-Z, Miz Farah is penning heartfelt, honest lyrics laid elegantly upon versatile, appealing music. Her first mixtape, Welcome 2 My Show Volume 1 is available to download for free now.

While collaborating with a host of other local artists, Skuba has churned out six mixtapes, only topped by his fiery eight track release, Turned Up, which features Slim of 112. A hip hop and R&B duo like none other, the pair poured their hearts and minds into this latest record, resulting in one of the more exciting pieces of 2011.

As the man behind the scenes, Jones lends his creative skill and natural songwriting talent to artists within the pop, gospel, R&B, and hip hop genres. In 2010 he experienced breakout success, as four tracks from The Dennis Jones Collection – Music for the Soul were considered for Grammy Nomination. Whether it’s a funky jazz track, thumping rap anthem, or soft R&B ballad, Jones continues to prove himself as one of the tried and true solutions for aspiring artists everywhere.

King Teddy generates a crisp, clear sound capable of transporting listeners back to the swinging days of the 50s, and visions of classic cars and diners can’t help but pop into people’s minds. In a musical age dominated by repetitious pop tracks, enigmatic indie rock, and booty shaking hip hop, artists like King Teddy are exactly the breath of fresh air we’re searching for.

While utilizing absolutely thunderous Dirty South-inspired instrumentals, BiGG T, or Mr. South-Trap-A-Lina, takes the traditional vibe and gives it his own personal twist. Look for even more thumping hip hop in the near future on his next full-length record, Insanity, and upcoming free mixtape, It’s About that Time.

It’s difficult to completely pin down Sette’s genre, which wavers between indie, post rock, pop, and experimental, supported by his liquid smooth vocal tone which soars across the musical backdrop. Influences such as Dream Theater and Coldplay are clearly apparent in songs like “In Time” and “Letter from a Friend,” although Sette still manages to leave his personal touch on each one.