Bronx rapper
YC The Cynic dropped a video for "Murphy's Law" earlier this week. This is the third video off his upcoming project
GNK. On this track, YC The Cyinc speaks on the evolution of people, our society and how we don't always make the best choices for our survival. About halfway through the song, producer Frank Drake samples a Notorious B.I.G verse and YC switches up his flow and starts rapping a bit faster. This is a unique touch that makes this track really stand out. Be sure to check out
GNK when it comes out on August 26. Watch the video below.
If you haven't listened to these guys, you're definitely missing out on the future of the NYC. Empire The Nation is a young music collective from the Harlem and Bronx area of New York City. All the members have individual talents in the mediums of music, writing, producing and engineering. They've been on Youtube dropping content for a year now and they're back with their visual to their up-beat, NYC inspired, "Jump". There's just something about this that reminds you of a more modern version of Run D.M.C. Be sure to see more from them throughout the year. 
Meet YC The Cynic, a rapper from the Bronx who recently used 
Bronx rapper Noah Vinson collaborates with Los Angeles producer Sirplus to drop "Y.G.A" (Young, Gifted, Authentic) off his Young & Proud mixtape. Noah displays a talent for story telling in his rhymes and uses examples from his life to draw us into his music. Sirplus's upbeat sound for this track and Noah's verses are a perfect match that we can all vibe to. Stream the track below.