The Journey from Poetry to Hip Hop

K_Nemacis’s foray into hip hop began with poetry. This foundation allowed him to craft lyrics that are not only technically impressive but also rich in narrative and emotion. His favorite track, “No Love,” is a poignant depiction of the struggles faced by single mothers, a reflection of a challenging period in his own life. Each of his songs starts with a concept, setting the tone for lyrics that seamlessly blend drill and trap with honest storytelling.

Breakout Tracks: “Pressure” and “Respekt”

March saw the release of “Pressure,” a track that perfectly showcases K_Nemacis’s ability to merge club-friendly vibes with introspective storytelling. The song addresses life’s pressures with an unwavering determination that has resonated with fans and critics alike. Its success has solidified K_Nemacis’s position in the hip hop scene, demonstrating his unique talent and relentless drive.

Not one to rest on his laurels, K_Nemacis released a new single, “Respekt,” in June. He aims for “Respekt” to be just as solid as “Pressure,” if not more. The anticipation for this track is high, with fans eager to see how K_Nemacis continues to elevate his wordplay and delivery.

Touring and Performing

K_Nemacis’s recent performances have been nothing short of electrifying. Touring with Live Nation, he has had the opportunity to open for artists like NLE Choppa and Fredo Bangz. These performances have allowed him to connect with a broader audience, showcasing his talent and passion for hip hop on bigger stages.

A Passion for Elevation

As K_Nemacis prepares for the next chapter in his career, his passion to surpass his previous projects and connect with audiences nationwide is evident. His dedication to his craft and his ability to blend different influences into a cohesive and compelling sound set him apart in the competitive hip hop landscape. With each release, K_Nemacis reaffirms his place as an artist to watch, driven by a desire to leave a lasting impact on the genre.

Panessia Young, a native of Columbia, SC, has forged her path in the music industry with resilience and skill. Born into a military family, she grew up alongside her three siblings under the care of her dedicated mother, allowing her the opportunity to live abroad in places like Amburg, Germany. It was during her formative years there that Panessia discovered her passion for singing, often participating in talent shows alongside her family.

Her love for music deepened throughout high school, where she transitioned from local talent shows to recording sessions in a friend’s home studio and performing in various theatrical productions. After graduating, Panessia fully committed herself to music, embarking on a journey to establish herself as a respected artist. This dedication led her to Quantum Beats Studio in Columbia, SC, where in 2008 she recorded and released her debut album, “Panessia,” marking the beginning of her professional career.

Panessia’s commitment to her craft soon brought her significant opportunities, including sharing stages with renowned R&B figures like Lenny Williams and Calvin Richardson. Despite not making the final cut, her audition for “The Voice” in Los Angeles in 2011 fueled her determination to pursue broader recognition.

Drawing inspiration from icons such as Whitney Houston, Patty LaBelle, Alicia Keys, and Mary J. Blige, Panessia has honed a distinctive R&B sound characterized by soulful melodies and heartfelt lyrics. Her independent spirit and musical prowess have earned her multiple awards, including the Southern Plug Music Awards’ Female R&B Artist of the Year in 2019 and 2022, and recognition from the Metro Music Awards as Vocalist and Female R&B Artist of the Year.

Today, Panessia Young continues to make waves as an independent force in the music industry, continually evolving her artistry through collaborations and creative ventures. Her latest release, “Change,” resonates with a powerful message of societal transformation for a better world. Released today, the track combines smooth beats with Panessia’s captivating vocals, offering a compelling musical experience that speaks directly to R&B enthusiasts and advocates of meaningful music alike.

As she continues to write, create, and perform across the United States, Panessia remains steadfast in her mission to elevate her music to new heights. With each new single and album, including “I Can Only Be Me” and “Stay In Your Lane,” she solidifies her reputation as an influential figure in the industry, poised to leave a lasting impact with her soul-stirring melodies and unwavering dedication to her craft.

Experience the transformative power of Panessia Young’s new single “Change” – available now on all major streaming platforms.

Ahead of his fourth studio album ATMOSTFEAR, which will be released tomorrow, GAWVI reveals the project’s official artwork. In-conjunction with the out of this world theme seen in the creative direction on previous releases “Into The Atmostfear” and “Doors Down,” the cover captures the Florida mainstay rising above faith-testing transgressions and leaping ahead to his fruitful future. To give loyal fans one last preview of what to expect before they can experience the musical masterpiece in its entirety the international superstar liberates the Azrel & Jay Gracia-directed music video for third single “Bitter Pill.”

Embracing peace over bitterness, “Bitter Pill” is a testament to the healing that comes from letting go. It’s about discovering that true strength lies in forgiveness, not in holding onto past hurts. In an exclusive press statement to Medium Creative Agency about the song’s central theme, the 2x RIAA Certified Gold producer explains: “Letting go of bitterness has taught me the peace of forgiveness; this record documents my journey to healing and understanding. Definitely one of my favorite songs on the album.”

Born in the Bronx borough of New York City to a Salvadorian father and Dominican mother, GAWVI is a first-generation Latino immigrant on a mission to use Rap as a unity building medium. Raised in Broward County along with his older sister, who was the first person to embrace his passion for music, he split most of his time as a kid between school and church. At the age of 9 it was clear to him that music was not just something he had a high appreciation for but a purpose to live out. He began to hone in on his musical gifts, first by playing piano at church and then graduating to music production in High School.

Sighting Kanye West’s The College Dropout as the catalyst for him to jump from behind the bandstand and into the booth, the pivotal moment in time gave him the motivation to foster a genre of Hip-Hop with morals and integrity. With just over 20 years of skin in the game, he credits a local artist named Danny for giving him his first big break in the industry after purchasing a beat from him. Fast forward, after mastering his craft and paying his dues, he connected with Lecrae and has been a force to be reckoned with since.

Watch the visual for “Bitter Pill” via Alienz Alive on your DSP of choice below and pre-save ATMOSTFEAR | HERE.