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Anyway, onto this week’s Songs You Should Hear…
Hear What You Should
Foundation Mecca is the first-ever three-time guest to The Quinn Spinn, and once you listen to this episode, you’ll see why!
The hip hop artist, producer, and Heal Hop movement leader always has plenty of insight to contribute — about the music industry and the ways we make our way through the world. We discuss the shape our journeys have taken through these changing times, and the lessons we’ve learned through the COVID pandemic and the continued energy shifts taking place — in society and in our own lives.
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It was just yesterday that we told you about Ah-Deli‘s latest single with Thc, the summer love anthem, “Good Time.”
Today, we stay in the Heru Heru family, to find that he and Foundation Mecca traded bars with fellow Nashvillian Mr. B in a new video under the Music City lights.
Watch the Video
On the last Friday of May, NashLive! celebrated all things hip hop and R&B in Music City.
See the Photos
It was only a few weeks ago that we delivered the news of A Night of Nashville Hip Hop II, the sequel to the blockbuster hip hop R&B showcase hosted by NashLive! last October at The Cobra.
Well, we have good news for you early birds: you can get your tickets for this one in advance!
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We have ourselves some fresh boom bap for your weekend!
Hear ‘Persia’
When A Night of Nashville Hip Hop came to The Cobra Nashville in October, it ended up being one of the best nights in the young history of NashLive!
You know what they say: every blockbuster deserves a sequel!
See the Lineup
HERU HERU’s Ah-Deli and Foundation Mecca find themselves on a mission. Inspired by the golden era and the legends who paved the way, they strive to make room for lyricism in the modern hip hop landscape.
In December, they released their Cashvillians EP. With this latest effort, it seems that they’re well on their way toward accomplishing their mission.
Hear ‘Cashvillians’
Last week, we had the pleasure of teaming with some of Nashville’s best independent hip hop artists on a live stream event in support of the culture.
Watch the Replay