For his latest, he delivers a cinematic visual accompaniment to “Levitation,” the latest single from his twentieth (!) album Planet which features assistance from rising star (and RESPECT. favorite) Navé Monjo. The Morgan Cooper-directed clip “follows a boxer’s journey and his determination to succeed for the love of his family.”

Check it out below.

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Enjoy Navé’s latest cut/clip — directed by Logan Meis and produced by Monjo with KCDaProducer — above. This ‘gon be your favorite song.

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Image credit: Navé Monjo

Be clear: Kansas City’s Navé Monjo and Detroit’s Tee Grizzley are set to be two of 300 Entertainment’ biggest successes — Navé for his otherworldly talents as an artist, songwriter and producer, and Grizzley for his raw, original and unfiltered approach to Hip-Hop. It was only a matter of time before the two stars-in-the-making came together for a dope track; that collaboration has finally arrived.

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Here lies the guitar-driven “We Got It Lit” (produced by Monjo of course), which sees the type of chemistry that makes for a guaranteed hit record. The track (and its fun, catchy wordplay) is perfect for turning up any event (house party, packed club, concert, wherever) to the max…with Summer approaching, you can certainly expect DJs and radio stations to spin this one on a regular basis.

Enjoy “We Got It Lit” below. Also added: Grizzley’s latest visual for “Catch It,” taken from his project My Moment.

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It’s amazing to see an artist’s ascent to the top from early on. In Navé Monjo‘s case, national eyes have been on the Kansas City star’s sound since the release of his infectious hometown anthem “Royal Blue.” Since then, Navé — a newly-minted 300 Entertainment signee — has kept things consistent with the laid-back “Stole Yo B***h“; now, we get to check out a new cut titled “Collect My Pay.”

On his latest, Navé makes his business very clear — he’s not doing it unless there’s money involved (a message that anyone on the grind can get behind):

I really ain’t making no moves if it ain’t bands calling
Yea I can’t go nowhere if it ain’t a check for me
Money stay on my mind, gotta collect my pay…

The self-produced cut continues Navé’s penchant for catchy, ready-for-any-setting records that feel at home at a hood function just as much as on the top of the charts (where they will soon be).

Stream “Collect My Pay” below and keep up with Navé Monjo’s releases here.

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RESPECT. maintains its alluring individualism by way of talents of immeasurable uniqueness, and a team of seasoned culture journalists, ready in a heartbeat to provide the hip-hop and music community with distinctive content.

2016 and the beginning of 2017 saw these talents and their artistic hearts beating out content suffused with ingenuity and structure. Migos’ Culture indulged in musical flavors which colored the very environment that they’ve become faces in. “I think more than anything we inspired each other,” Offset told RESPECT. On artistic comfort, Quavo says, “We used to being here, but you can’t get comfortable. You can’t sit on your ass; you’ve got to feel like you hungrier, like it’s the first time.”

“You’ve got to do you. Stay in your lane, create your own lane and just go hard. Work. Just go hard 24/7 and don’t stop,” says Takeoff; and the ideology he and his family stand so gallantly by is shared by our culture at RESPECT. In our annual print issue, we enlisted the talents and thoughts of minds like Dae Dae, Cousin Stizz, Nave Monjo, and plenty of others. It’s these artistic contributions which help our magazine thrive and continue to construct provoking, insightful, groundbreaking content.

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