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PAIN BUILDS CHARACTER — stitched not just in thread, but in truth. This hoodie isn’t fashion, it’s armor. For those who’ve been through the fire and came out forged. Heavyweight, unapologetic, and made to be worn like a statement.

Wear your scars. Let the world know what built you. 🔥

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Here's the other illustration I did for MTG Edge of Eternities, Xu-Ifit, Osteoharmonist!

AD: Sarah Wassell

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CUTE NEZUKO 

Like if You Agree

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Zenitsu & Nezuko | Romance

Zenitsu Meets Nezuko ♥︎ | Demon 𝕾layer 

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Zenitsu & Nezuko | Romance

Zenitsu Meets Nezuko ♥︎ | Demon 𝕾layer 

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TYPE OF MUSIC YOU NEED WHEN YOU DRIVING A SPACESHIP 🎵 🚀 🛰

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TYPE OF MUSIC YOU NEED WHEN YOU DRIVING A SPACESHIP 🎵 🚀 🛰

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TYPE OF MUSIC YOU NEED WHEN YOU DRIVING A SPACESHIP 🎵 🚀 🛰

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TYPE OF MUSIC YOU NEED WHEN YOU DRIVING A SPACESHIP 🎵 🚀 🛰

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Sweet & Soft., a playlist by STOPIFY on Spotify

Pure selection of Acoustic, indie pop and Alternative Music. Cover: Faith Richards

▶︎ JUST PRESS PLAY & RELAX 

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I just love some style variation!

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Things change

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6lack is set for 2017

Biography

Dazed slow jams are the primary mode of Atlanta-based contemporary R&B/rap artist Ricardo Valentine, a singer-slash-MC who goes by the name 6LACK (“black”). Prior to connecting with LVRN (Love Renaissance), the creative agency that has supported fellow Georgia native Raury, Valentine was signed to a label that he felt restricted his creativity. After a few years of being held back, he made significant gains – across 2015 and 2016 – with contributions to the Spillage Village compilation Bears Like This Too, as well as singles such as “Bless Me” and “Loyal.” Once he was linked with Interscope, “Prblms” was officially released in September 2016 as his first major-label-affiliated track. The following month, it entered Billboard’s Twitter Emerging Artists chart at number five. That single set up the release of FREE 6LACK, his debut album, which arrived the following month.

His track ‘’ Ex-Calling’’ is a very tremendous masterpiece made on a ‘’metrobooming’’ tempo

About the debut album

“I could probably make 100 songs in my sleep,” brags Atlanta hip-hop artist 6lack (pronounced “black”) on “Never Know,” the opener to his LVRN/Interscope Records debut album Free 6lack. Settle down with the 11-track set and the claim may not be too far-fetched. 6lack’s brand of moody hip-hop not only champions the DIY model of hustling but spotlights vulnerability and honesty in a way the emoji generation can understand.

The songs play out like a journal, touching on relationships both personal and professional. In 2011, 6lack entered a shady record deal that kept him trapped for five years. He then slowly began to build with LoveRenaissance (LVRN), the ATL-based collective that includes signee Raury. In the midst of his label battle, he also grabbed inspiration for his deep cuts from exes.

“I wanted [the album] to serve as kind of a statement for everything, summarize the last five to six years of my life,” he tells Billboard. “I wanted to make a statement that I’m free from my older relationships and I’m free from all ways of thinking and my old feelings.”

Now, the 24-year-old born Ricardo Valentine – who laid down his first lyric in the studio when he was four years old – has taken advantage of his freedom to release an emotional gumbo that includes the previously released singles, the zero-f—s-given track “PRBLMS” and the #girlbye offering “Ex Calling.” He also beats his chest for songs like “Luving U” and takes a pro-love stance on “Gettin’ Old.” The finale of the feature-less project comes in the nine-minute track “Alone / EA6,” where 6lack firmly says he is sticking to his own formula and belief system, even if it means riding it out solo.

source: Bilboard & itune

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6lack -ex calling

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5 Rappers to watch for 2017

Green labelThe next big rap star will come from Portland. Or New Jersey. Or St. Louis, Philadelphia, Baton Rouge, or Boston. Without a record deal, a nebulous “co-sign,” or a publicist, a teenager in Miami can have a hundred-thousand loyal fans, eager to buy merch and support a “movement,” whatever that may entail.

The reasons for this are manifold: the record industry is decentralized and weak, rap has become more socially acceptable and accessible, and recording music (and videos) has never been cheaper. Rap’s twinned messages of struggle and uplift have pan-cultural appeal, and, as a result, rap is increasingly ethnically and geographically diverse.

Our list of 5 Rappers Who Are Going to Blow Up in 2017 reflects these changes. Aminé, raised in Portland, is the son of Ethiopian immigrants (he even raps in Amharic on his newest single); Anik Khan’s parents are Bengali asylum-seekers who settled in Astoria, Queens; BIA is a Bostonite of Puerto Rican and Italian heritage; Nav, the mysterious Torontonian, is thought to be South Asian. These aren’t token inclusions–these are just the new faces in a multi-cultural genre

Aminé

Portland has verdant foliage, an extensive public transportation system, a temperate climate, and a history of embracing countercultural movements. The City of Roses is also overwhelmingly white. The list of influential bands from Portland is endless; the list of influential rappers from Portland is non-existent. Scratch that–it begins and ends with 22 year-old Aminé. Aminé’s ascent to stardom has been rapid–he’s only released two mixtapes, Odyssey to Me and Calling Brio, and has already disowned the first. His hit, “Caroline,” a paean to a curvy paramour, earned him a spot on Billboard’s Hot 100 (currently #12 and rising!), a guest appearance on The Tonight Show, and a contract with Republic Records

Anik Khan

Anik Khan was born in Bangladesh to a poet father who, soon after Khan’s birth, was granted asylum in the United States; Khan was raised in public housing in Astoria, Queens. His music is an attempt to reconcile the music he’d hear in his neighborhood and the spoken-word kobita his father would perform at family gatherings. He raps with a New York accent, but his beat selection pays homage to the diversity of Queens–West African, Caribbean, Bengali, and beyond. Though he’s currently unsigned, Khan has found an ally in Ebro Darden, who premiered the rapper’s single “Renegade” on his Beats 1 radio show.

Russ

Russ is vertically integrated. The New Jersey-bred, Atlanta-residing artist performs, writes, produces, mixes, and masters every song, a formula that’s earned him a massive–if largely unseen–following. Before creating a Soundcloud account, he’d already released 11 mixtapes. The streaming platform further increased his visibility–his uploads (usually annotated by “Prod. Russ”) regularly reach a million plays and the YouTube comments for his videos are crammed with admiration for his top knot. With a legion of dedicated fans, heterochromatic eyes, and a melodic voice, the crooner-rapper appears to be a star-in-the-making. A deal with Columbia Records will surely push him over the top.

Smino

Smino’s from St. Louis, but his fledgling career began taking shape when he settled for the second time in the Windy City and met producer Monte Booker. Booker, a devout Timbaland fan, makes beats that pop and crunch; Smino, a devout Nelly fan, raps verses that contort and unfurl. On Smino’s most complete effort to-date, blkjptr (pronounced “black jupiter”), he and Booker combine for five-songs of pulsating, soulful rap. Though he signed with Interscope Records in August, Smino’s membership in collective Zero Fatigue is more meaningful–they’re his musical grounding, and the ethos by which he abides: no rest, no fatigue.

PnB Rock

PnB Rock is easy to root for. Raised in Philadelphia’s Germantown (and nicknamed for an area intersection, Pastorius & Baynton), PnB Rock’s adolescence was marked by poverty, crime, and the murder of his uncle/father-figure. It was during a 33-month stint in a maximum-security prison that the “Selfish” singer, encouraged by a cellmate, discovered his knack for performing. Conveniently, the Philadelphian has already made a mixtape with his most famous correlative, Fetty Wap, the duo using their sine wave lilts to sing-rap about lucre and licentiousness.

A semi-recent Atlantic Records signee, PnB Rock is currently working on his debut album.

Source : Greenlabel

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