Singer Krystle Cruz is asking her fans to help fund her next video “Do You One Better”. Previously, her fans helped her fund her first album. Here’s a message from Krystle Cruz:

I am looking to make my next music video for my upcoming single, “Do You One Better”. My production crew and I have many ideas for this music video but in order to make these ideas come to life, we need to raise the appropriate funds to make it happen. I am a completely independent artist, not signed to any label–not even an indie label. My last music video, “Eternity” was a great success. However, it was funded through my own pocket and after all the expenses were paid off, I was left with more debt than I already had. This time around, I want to be able to provide everything we want and need for the music video without having to worry about how it will be paid for. A little can go a long way, and this is why I need YOUR help!

You can learn more about how to help her here. You can also support her by getting her album on or amazon.

Help fund Krystle Cruz music video Do You One Better

Rapper Young Chariz continues his promos leading up to his album drop for “It’s Curtains”. Time to drop the curtain and take you to the Next Level. Peep the video for Young Chariz’ intro track “The Next Level” for the LP. Look for the album dropping June 7, 2011 with songs like The Way She Moves , Do The Damn Thang, A Couple Racks/The Block in Me, and iGoRilla.

The Next Level by Young Chariz

Rappers City Boy x Toestah teamed up for the track “Maybe I Do” off City Boy’s upcoming D.E.R.E.Z.2. mixtape. It’s a raw and emotional song about the grindin’ in the music industry with an interesting “hook”. The song is the latest from the “D.E.R.E.Z.2.” mixtape before it releases on June 2, 2011.

Listen to more leaks off the D.E.R.E.Z.2. including Follow Your Lead, You Gonna Love Me, and This For You.

Also keep you eyes on the new kid on the block Toestah, who recently hopped on Jin’s track AIYA.

Maybe I Do by City Boy x Toestah (contains profanity)

Singer Emi Meyer is a celebrated enigma. Multicultural, genre-defying and always on the move, she is accustomed to a lot of hyphens when others describe her multifaceted life and music. Born in Kyoto Japan and raised in Seattle, her bi-cultural heritage has clearly shaped the unique jazz-inspired pop sound heard on her three albums – one of which is entirely in Japanese. Her latest English language album, Suitcase of Stones, has released today.

Emi Meyer’s sound is a refreshingly unique blend of jazz, pop, soul and so much more that is not often found in today’s world of filters and autotune. Powerful lyrics are carried effortlessly along by her signature melodies with the confidence of a modern female vocalist. Her latest work, the aptly named Suitcase of Stones, brings her full circle with her return to the English language and unites the light-heartedness of traveling with the solemnity of memory in a way that only she can convey.

An artist in every sense of the word, Emi Meyer is poised to win the hearts of America and continue blazing new trails on her musical journey with the release of Suitcase of Stones.

Suitcase of Stones tracklisting:

1. Master Piece
2. To The Woods
3. Happy Song
4. The Return
5. Christopher
6. Suitcase of Stones
7. If We Were Trees
8. Luz
9. Yesterday’s Rain

You can get the album on or amazon

Master Piece music video from Suitcase of Stones album by Emi Meyer