Yung Critical and Tazz Gotti - Killaz Of The Streets

Las Vegas Rap Artist Yung Critical and Tazz Gotti link up and put together a dope album Killaz of the streets. Make sure to check him out on all social media and check out his website below.

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https://open.spotify.com/album/3DNB9CT8tV52ixn01dc4xR

JL. Cutt - O Let’s Do It

Hempstead NY native JL.Cutt began writing music at the very young age of 10, but didn’t release his first single until 2018 at age 16. Back then he went by the name Nolimit.Jc & the music wasn’t consistent. It wasn’t until Oct of 2022 when he decided it was time for a rebrand. Changing his name was just the first step JL would then go on to consistently releasing music, doing shows, dropping merch, hosting showcases himself, doing music videos, & truly began to give the music his all

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From a Toddler with a Dream to the Big Stage: The Journey of King Moore

Los Angeles, CA — Before the bright lights of Hollywood and the big stage of America’s Got Talent, there was a little boy with a dream and two parents willing to sacrifice everything to help make it come true.

King Moore, a talented young performer born and raised in Tampa, FL now residing in California, making his national debut on this season of America’s Got Talent, began dreaming big before he could even spell the word “Hollywood.” Born and raised in a loving household led by Verlin and Ivette Moore, King declared at just three years old that he wanted to be an actor, singer, rapper, model, and dancer. But like many parents who’ve experienced the entertainment world’s ups and downs, Verlin hesitated.

“I told him to come back in two years if he still felt the same,” Verlin recalls. “He never forgot.”

True to his word, at age five, King returned and asked again — this time with even more conviction. Ivette, having overheard the original conversation, reminded Verlin of his promise. As a father committed to teaching his sons integrity, he knew what had to come next: it was time to get to work.

From that day forward, the Moore family committed themselves to helping King chase his dream. Ivette left her job to focus full-time on his training. Together, they invested deeply in King’s development — acting classes, vocal coaching, piano lessons, gymnastics, and countless hours in the studio. They traveled from state to state, giving King every opportunity to perform, grow, and be seen.

Much of King’s early inspiration came from watching icons like Michael Jackson, Chris Brown, Bruno Mars, and Justin Bieber on YouTube and TV — dreams sparked by an iPad gifted one Christmas. Those early influences planted seeds that are now beginning to bloom.

Now 9 years old, King Moore has already started building an impressive résumé. He’s had small roles in feature films including Cora Bora, The Wild Robot, and CoComelon (as Cody). His face has graced national commercials for AT&T and Toyota. He’s appeared twice on the Tamron Hall Show (ABC/Disney), as well as the Portia Bruner Show (Fox). He’s toured with stars like That Girl Lay Lay, Kenan Thompson, Young Dylan, and Heiress Harris, and even co-hosted alongside Nick Cannon at the 2025 Honda Battle of the Bands at SoFi Stadium.

King also holds the distinction of being the youngest ambassador for the Black College Expo and the youngest child entertainer invited to the White House under the Biden-Harris administration. There, he spoke on gun violence prevention, reminding the nation: “Kids make up 50% of the population, but we’re 100% of the future.”

Now, one of King’s biggest dreams — performing in front of the world on America’s Got Talent — has come true. The journey is far from over, but it’s a milestone moment for a boy who dared to dream — and the parents who believed in him enough to help make it a reality.

Follow King Moore’s journey as it unfolds on America’s Got Talent this season.

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Spotlight on Sapphira Cristál

“After Hours” is a fierce, high-fashion house anthem that drips with attitude, seduction, and runway energy. Opening with a spoken-word moment in a commanding deep voice reminiscent of Kevin Aviance or Right Said Fred, the track transforms into a dancefloor sermon of power and pleasure. With thumping beats, sultry vocals, and lines that shimmer with confidence (Steppin’ out in a 613 ... my look so puss, so clean’), Sapphira Cristál delivers a declaration of glamour and groove. Already building major buzz, “After Hours” is poised to dominate clubs, catwalks, and airwaves alike.

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The Cristál Ball is a fierce, genre-blending debut that combines powerhouse vocals, razor-sharp wit, and radiant self-expression. From disco floors to opera halls, Sapphira Cristál takes you on a journey through confidence, heartbreak, healing, and joy — one glittering track at a time.

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ABOUT: Sapphira Cristál, breakout star of MTV’s RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 16, is a classically trained singer with a six-octave range and over a decade of drag excellence. With grand vocals, infectious charisma, and boundary-breaking artistry, she invites listeners into a world where queerness shines, self-love reigns, and every track is a revelation.