#NewMusic: Signif “S.I.G.M.A.T.A.”

It’s the third day that I’ve sought out some of the country’s dopest female representation in hip-hop. What’s ill is that two out of the three are from my hometown, Milwaukee. You’ve gotta give a listen to this young lady, Signif. As a matter of fact, follow her on Twitter immediately after you check out one of her most recent audio visuals and download her latest collection of music below. You will probably be more confused than disappointed because she’s definitely not getting the recognition that she should be.

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[DOWNLOAD] “Betsie Mae Mixtape”

I’m on a search for some of the dopest female emcees! Next stop, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Check out the homie Betsie Mae who’s making a name for herself in the local music scene. Awhile back we featured a cypher that took place in the Mil where she participated and held her own. As far as females in hip-hop goes, the lane is pretty wide open. Check out her mixtape below and let us know if you’re feeling her music.



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[VIDEO] Milwaukee Jobs Crisis

We’ve got 50 percent unemployment for young people ages 18-24.

The jobs crisis has driven our friends and family without an occupation to #Occupy cities across the country. It’s time to stand up for legislation that will jump-start the economy and get kids off the street and back to work!

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#NewMusic: Blizz McFly “Big Dreams, Bright Lights” [DOWNLOAD MIXTAPE]

If he’s not the best, Blizz is definitely apart of the elite few that can claim the ‘Milwaukee’s Best’ title. He’s still as dope as the Blizz McFly character from ‘The Shuttle Approaches’

Download & Listen HERE

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[WATCH] Milwaukee Rapper Gets Indicted Because of YouTube Video

“Teach you how to Jack” is a local YouTube hit produced by Milwaukee rap artist Eastside LBoog. If you’re actively DJing in Milwaukee and happen to be working a party that consists of urban youth, this song is highly requested. Or at least it once was. I’ve been out the city for a year.

If you’re wondering, “Jacking” is to Milwaukee youth what “Stuntin” was to Cash Money Millionaires in 1998. However, for a person to even be compared to Cash Money Millionaires, they’d have to have, what YC calls, “Racks on top of Racks.” How these racks are acquired is up to the artist that endorses them. Most of the racks are said to come from “hustlin” on the corners from the wee hours of the morning. Very blatantly, in Eastside LBoog’s last video, “Trap House Money,” he claims to prosper from the cash accumulated in his dope house. This could all be very real or entertaining fiction. The FEDS are taking it very serious. Haven’t you guys learned?

It’s very hard to believe that drug dealers are selling drugs and making music about it. Wesley Snipes played the hell out of the Nino Brown role but when the director yelled cut, he was non-tax paying Wesley again. Are these young artists that eager for attention that they’d jeopardize their freedom in return for a few Facebook likes and YouTube shares?

[WATCH] TMJ 4 Has The Full Report & 411 on the Trap House

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