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The Hottest MUSIC FASHION & FILM STAXX GOINHAM × BANDO HOMIE The Staxx and Bando connection works because both artists come from an independent grind. “Been Thru” reflects that history, while additional collaborations give the two artists an opportunity to keep building familiarity with listeners rather than treating every feature as a one-time appearance. Staxx brings his own personality to the records, while Bando Homie’s current momentum creates an opportunity to introduce Staxx to a wider audience as the campaign expands into radio, digital promotion, and new releases. MORE MUSIC ON THE WAY You also mentioned “On the Road” and an upcoming release called “Jaws.” I was able to verify an “ON THE ROAD” track in the Black Platinum Records catalog, but the public listing I found does not clearly identify Staxx in the track title, so I would want to verify the artist credits before promoting it as specifically his record. I also found several unrelated songs called “Jaws,” but I...

The Hottest MUSIC FASHION & FILM THE ATLANTA I SPY MAGAZINE EZ DA GREAT: OHIO’S NEXT VOICE STEPPING FORWARD Ez Da Great is building his name as an emerging Ohio artist with a growing catalog that blends confidence, real-life perspective, and collaboration. His music has already connected him with Bando Homie, helping create a bridge between two Ohio artists pushing forward on independent terms. One of the clearest examples is “Unbothered,” featuring Ez Da Great, released with Bando Homie in 2025. The record also appears among Bando Homie’s top songs on iHeart, showing that the collaboration has a real digital footprint beyond just one platform. Ez Da Great and Bando Homie have more history together than one song. Ez also appears on “Live Through Me”, another 2025 Bando Homie collaboration, and the two previously connected on “Cold Summers Warm Winters,” released in 2023. Ez Da Great’s own catalog shows that he has been consistently releasing music. His listed songs include **“...

The Hottest MUSIC FASHION & FILM THE ATLANTA I SPY MAGAZINE LEGACY MEETS THE NEW WAVE: DUNGEON MASTA & BANDO HOMIE CONNECT GENERATIONS OF HIP-HOP Hip-hop has always been built on generations — artists who establish the foundation and artists who take that foundation somewhere new. That connection is part of what makes Dungeon Masta and Bando Homie an interesting combination. Dungeon Masta comes from the extended Wu-Tang / Brooklyn Zu family, with documented ties to Ol’ Dirty Bastard, Popa Wu, and Buddha Monk. He is both a rapper and producer, and his production credits include work on Popa Wu’s Visions of the 10th Chamber, including “New And Improved” and “Sundown.” He later released his own Project Oblivion project and formed the Dirty Clanzmen in honor of Ol’ Dirty Bastard’s legacy. That background gives Dungeon Masta something that cannot be manufactured: a direct connection to an era when underground hip-hop was built through crews, touring, independent labels, producti...

The Hottest MUSIC FASHION & FILM THE ATLANTA I SPY MAGAZINE DUNGEON MASTA: CARRYING THE UNDERGROUND LEGACY FORWARD Dungeon Masta is a rapper, producer, and longtime Wu-Tang affiliate whose work connects him to the extended Brooklyn Zu and Ol’ Dirty Bastard family. Public discography sources identify him as a member of the Brooklyn Zu family, affiliated with Ol’ Dirty Bastard and Popa Wu, and as an artist and producer who has worked within the broader Wu-Tang network. As a producer, Dungeon Masta contributed to Popa Wu’s Visions of the 10th Chamber, producing tracks including “New And Improved” and “Sundown.” He later released his own project, ** Project Oblivion **, in 2005, with involvement from Buddha Monk, and he produced much of the project himself. His connection to the Ol’ Dirty Bastard legacy continued after ODB’s death. In 2007, Dungeon Masta formed Dirty Clanzmen as a tribute to ODB and his influence. He has also released projects through his own independent label ve...

The Hottest MUSIC FASHION & FILM THE ATLANTA I SPY MAGAZINE

The Hottest MUSIC FASHION & FILM THE ATLANTA I SPY MAGAZINE