For today’s interview article, we have Dallas rapper Streetboi Cash after the release of his new album “The Streets Vol. II” last month. After gaining early industry exposure in the Dallas-regional music scene, Streetboi took control of his career & began releasing under his imprint KingByDesign. Notably, his double album series “The Streets” is presented in two volumes that form a cause-and-effect narrative. These days, he continues to blend street realism, Southern cadence, motivational grit, and cinematic hooks into storytelling-driven music built for authenticity in the modern streaming ecosystem.

In today’s interview article, we’ll be covering the Houston, TX-based group Destination Freedom. After dropping their new album titled “Detours”, the group has seen much success so far in the new year. Their sound is quite impressive, as the Christian Hip-Hop/R&B collective remains consistent. It was a pleasure being able to speak with one of the group members about the process & story behind the Destination Freedom movement.

For today’s interview article we have Tack-Fu representing the legendary production group called 85 Decibel Monks alongside Grover Beats XL. After a 20-year hiatus from the commercial music industry, The 85 Decibel Monks have made a return with fresh energy on their new collab “Square One Hop”. The production collective brings together Chicago-born, Iowa City–based producer (Tack-Fu the Beat Builder) and Birmingham-raised instrumentalist (Grover Beats XL the Music Provider). Supported by a network of Iowa City musicians, beat makers, and audio engineers, the team focuses on creating excellent genre-bending music.