Madeintyo is finally ready to unveil his new project. The “Uber Everywhere” artist shared his new track, “Thank You, Mr. Tokyo” on twitter earlier this week.

? TRACKLIST?

⛩ Thank You , Mr. Tokyo

Prod: @k_swisha x @richiesouf

artwork : @ArtGuillory pic.twitter.com/pxwsTXnn9Q

— TPC TOKYO (@madeintyo) August 15, 2016

“Thank you, Mr. Tokyo” will be the private club representative’s first tape since putting out the remixed versions of singles “I Want” and “Uber Everywhere”.

The fans are ready !!? https://t.co/9mZgrvrruF

— TPC TOKYO (@madeintyo) August 17, 2016

This means more eyes will be on the Atlanta rapper than ever before. With this in mind, Madeintyo enlisted his go to engineers, K Swisha and Riche Souf, to produce the tape.

madeintyo x @k_swisha finishing up the project this week. ? pic.twitter.com/s9RwrGvAIh

— TPC TOKYO (@madeintyo) August 8, 2016

Swisha has been building quite a buzz for himself as well. He recently  produced the track “Chirp” for 2Chainz latest mixtape Daniel Son ; Necklace Don.

If you need more Tokyo in your life, then you should check out the Private Club tour. Madeintyo, Royce Rizzy and the rest of the Private Club members will be playing a bunch of shows across the US. Check out the dates below and tell us in the comment section if you plan on attending.

Privateclub Records Tour starts 8/31! Tickets at: https://t.co/XLR54IIW26 pic.twitter.com/67kZrZVrHj

— TPC TOKYO (@madeintyo) August 2, 2016

Tokyo has hinted on social media that the track will drop in the near future.

For more news on Madeintyo and every artist on Private Club records. Stay tuned to RESPECT.

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The “Uber Everywhere” rapper, Madeintyo, has returned with his official release of 2015  underground hit “I Want“. This time around, the Atlanta native gets a feature from Mr. Titty two necklace himself, 2Chainz.

The two peach state emcees feel at home with both of their unique flow meshing together on “I Want”. This was a welcome surprise to see on my Apple Music page because I am a huge fan of  Private club records (the label Madeintyo is under) and their artist.

With a roster full of young talent that includes head honcho, Royce Rizzy. If you haven’t heard the group posse track “Vroom” yet, it is a must to understand the wave that is about to begin.

Recently, Private Club records announced via their Twitter that they will be going on tour soon.

What city is brining the Pre-Rolls to VIP ? #TPCTour …RThttps://t.co/2y321rueF9 pic.twitter.com/lqlhSRob87

— Private Club Records (@privateclubrec) July 16, 2016

This is a great chance for Madeintyo to continue to garner buzz while introducing a wider audience to the other artist on the l.abel. Personally, I expect to see big things from Tokyo.

His Soundcloud page is full of tracks that are bangers and Madeintyo seems to have the right management around him.

To listen to new “I Want” single on Apple Music, click here.

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Hartford, CT, native, Anthony “Future Allah” Walser unleashes the visual to his most recent offering, “Money Keep Coming“, where he teams up with the homie Royce Rizzy, who provides the memorable hook.

As the son of a writer, his mother indoctrinated him into the word of expression by means of word play.  Other early inspirations, such as rappers, The Game, 2 Pac, Nas, and albums such as The Blueprint, spurred an interest in rap music and the hip-hop culture.  Growing up in Hartford, Future Allah found himself in relatable situations and circumstances similar to the ones described in his favorite albums.   By 18, he picked up the pen and began jotting down his life on paper.

Influenced by the 5 Percenters, Future proceeded to change his name to Future Allah, in order to pay homage to Clarence 13X and Allah himself.  Although his name acquires resentment and backlash from the muslim community, he believes that words, similar to ideologies can be embraced and appropriated for a just cause.  Ultimately, his goal as an artist is to make his mark among the greats.  His dynamic style rightfully promotes self-empowerment and growth.  He strongly believes that it is an artist’s responsibility to recall one’s life experiences without filters, which is why he provides raw content in his music.

Creating quality music is just as important as being prolific, my music will be relate able today and timeless tomorrow.

Peep the visual above, let us know if you’re diggin the vibe of it.

Future Allah Online:
Twitter: @future2great
IG: future2great
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FutureAllah
FutureAllah.com
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/future2great
AudioMack: http://www.audiomack.com/search?q=Future+Allah
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/future2great

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River Tiber in San Diego, California

With the successful premier of the segment, ‘With All Due RESPECT.’, we decided to bring you another list of underrated music. Featuring a collection of 5 tracks that include artists from cities such as Harlem, Atlanta, Tempe and more, this list is diversity at it’s finest. Highlighting slept on tracks from up and comers such as River Tiber, Marty Baller and Royce Rizzy, we hope you enjoy this playlist of diamonds in the rough. Check ’em out below, and let us know your opinions in the comment section!

“Sun Come Up (Feat. Nephlon Don & Madeintyo)” – Royce Rizzy

Private Club Records label mates; Royce Rizzy and Madeintyo are usually known for their turn up hits such as “Uber Everywhere” and “Had To“, they opt for a more retrospective sound as they enlist Philadelphia emcee and fellow label mate, Nephlon Don for their infectious new track “Sun Come Up“. Released in May, the track features Rizzy and Don trading rhymes about the struggles of success and the hectic lifestyle that accompanies it. Combining a soothing piano sample with Madeintyo’s pain filled vocals and hard hitting bars from Rizzy and Don, this track is definitely one to keep your eye on. We had a chance to check out Madeintyo and Royce Rizzy in San Diego during the stop on ‘The Level Up Tour’, check it out here.

“Freaky” – Perrion

Going hard over a banging beat by GOLDDIGGA, Harlem native Perrion absolutely rips this track apart. Though the track is old — it was released way back in August of last year — the infectiousness of the track cannot be denied as Perrion utilizes his raspy voice to deliver an ode to all his people going through hardship. The chorus it’s self will have you feeling ready to take control of your day. Coming in at only 14K plays on his SoundCloud, this is your opportunity to jump on the bandwagon early and say you were there way back when. Take a listen to the track below and get acclimated with the latest export from NYC.

“West” – River Tiber

The 6 has been on fire for a minute now. After establishing acts such as The Weeknd, Justin Bieber, and Drake; Toronto has become the hotbed for underground talent as well as new artists like DVSN and Tory Lanez put the world on notice. While the regulars have been holding court, it’s the up and coming “do it all” artist River Tiber who has the 6 buzzing. Teaming up with OVO producer Frank Dukes and singer Daniel Caesar, River Tiber delivers a sensual coming of age track of his upcoming album, Indigo, that features the nighttime vibes that you’ve come to expect from Toronto artists. Going in over the track about the struggles of balancing expectations of holding down your city while discovering the new beauty in others, River Tiber delivers one of his most honest tracks to date. Though it premiered on Beats 1 Radio in February with Zane Lowe, the song has been heavily slept on. Check out the track below and check out our recap of River Tiber’s opening performance at the San Diego stop of the ‘99.9%’ tour here, in which he performed the track for the first time in California, the city that inspired the song.

“Roll Up (Feat. Smoke DZA & Fat Man Scoop)” – Marty Baller

If you’ve happen to read our recap of our time at ‘The Level Up Tour‘, then you know how we feel about A$AP Ferg’s protege Marty Baller. Keeping the Harlem vibe going, Marty Baller recruits vets Smoke DZA and Fatman Scoop for the stoner anthem “Roll Up“. Showcasing the rockstar like swank that was on display during his show, Marty goes absolutely nuts over this Fat Man Scoop track. Never to be outdone, especially on a weed track, Harlem OG Smoke DZA makes sure his crown is defended with lines like “High as giraffe pu**y” and “Smoke DZA, I’m the Kush God”. But it’s the the infectious cadences from Marty Baller that make this track a constant head knocker. Be sure to check out the track below as well as other tracks from the NYC up and comer. Marty’s got next, you heard it here first.

“Lvl 7” – underpressure.

Comprised of talented producer/engineer teCHnician and creative wordsmith milky mel, underpressure. has been gaining traction. Representing Tempe, Arizona, milky mel showcases his many vocal talents — which sound like an awkwardly enjoyable combination of Childish Gambino and Wiz Khalifa —  over this futuristic teCH track. Starting off the song with mel crooning braggadocios melodies and bars over tribal drum patterns, the song then takes a sharp turn into chilling synth samples that sound native to Super Mario adventures and bars about breaking through social barriers and expectations. underpressure. showcases their creativity and love for video game by paying homage with the bar; “Same dude/ New ways of thinking, same GameCube/ if we play melee, I’m Pele to these lame dudes”. With less than a thousand plays under it’s belt, “Lvl 7” is definitely a slept on track off of their recently released tape, Notepad. Check out the track below and get familiar with the electric new duo from the Grand Canyon state.

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It is very rare to see a female rapper spit bars these days. Salma Slims is an exceptional raptress with a whole lot potential who you will be seeing more of in 2016. As Madeintyo and Private Club Records keep on going, there is no doubt Salma will be one of the standout acts coming out ATL. For now, familiarize yourself with her music.

https://soundcloud.com/salmaslims-1/dont-act-ft-mynamephin-prod-by-murda

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