Champ_Ace is a MC from North Carolina who has the tools to go the distance. “Everyday” is a great piece produced by Trent Taylor. It’s one of those songs that follows a steady path and welcomes you on the walk through. It’s a story and Champ_Ace is a true storyteller. 2 Deep produced “A Dream.” It’s a bit more to take in compared to “Everyday.” It’s harder than that one and ups the energy a bit. “Younger Days” incorporates this omnipresent voice that sounds like the bad guy in a superhero movie, but he doesn’t steal the scene from Champ_Ace at all. Trent Taylor is back producing “So Brillint The Circle.” Whenever Champ_Ace teams up with Taylor, magic happens. While this isn’t like their other track together, it’s actually the total opposite and great. Champ_Ace should work more with that producer – cut a whole record together. Champ_Ace is a great rapper who, if he continues to work with great team members, will go far. (https://soundcloud.com/champ_ace)
Rymelo AKA Melo is a MC who dabbles in R&B from Jefferson City, MO. At the tender age of 12 he set his sights on music when he began singing and writing his own music. Now he’s not only an artist but at the forefront of Hard From The Heart Entertainment. He shines in the spotlight, but never minds sharing it with fellow artists. “Money N Bitches” with Melo joined by Banks and Gumbo kicked things off slow, but then Melo turnt it up on his own with “Buddy.” That song is one that can easily get stuck in one’s head in an instant due to the repitition. Melo teams up again with Banks, but adds Lil J to the mix with “All Day N All Night.” For all the people being on it, it’s slow like the other collaboration. Melo definitely picks up the pace when he rides solo, like in “Yall Ain’t Messin Wit Me.” You can hear him taking center stage and it powers his flow into overdrive. It seems like Melo prefers to work most with Banks, “making movies like Tyler Perry” in “I’m On It” is one of the most memorable lines from everything in Melo’s catalogue; so good. If you’re into hip hop that has a communal feeling, check out Melo. (https://www.hardfromtheheartent.com/artist)
