THE MEDIA PRINCE

DC’s own Fat Trel has officially stepped back into his glory, and “City of God” isn’t just a single, it’s a revelation. A rebirth, A moment, the kind of moment only a hometown titan could orchestrate. With this new three minute, thirty-seven seconds offering, Trel opens the gates not to a city, but to himself. Gone are the guardrails and gone are the shadows. What stands before us is a man peeling back his layers one bar at a time, giving listeners a rare, unfiltered look at

Wale is back and he’s moving different. With his new project Everything Is A Lot , the DMV legend drops a 52-minute reminder of why he’s been one of the most essential voices in hip-hop for over a decade. This is Wale in rare form, tapped into the essence, the pen, the precision, and the passion that made us fall in love with him from the very beginning. Fresh off the momentum of his Second Annual Gifted Week and gearing up for his massive concert at The Anthem in SW, DC, Wal

Under the dazzling lights of Washington, D.C., the Multicultural Media & Correspondents Association (MMCA) rolled out the red carpet for one of the most inspiring nights in modern media, the Multicultural Media & Correspondents Dinner, hosted by the ever-charismatic Loni Love. This year’s theme, “Owning the Game,” wasn’t just a slogan, it was a declaration. A celebration of those who’ve rewritten the rules, reclaimed narratives, and redefined what it means to have a voice in

Every once in a while, somebody comes along who doesn’t just enter the music game, they crash through the door, rearrange the furniture, and make everyone play by their rules. That’s Bri3, straight out the DMV, and right now she’s standing on the brink (yeah, we said what we said) of something truly extraordinary. Bri3 isn’t following the industry blueprint, she’s drawing up her own, complete with bold bars, smooth melodies, and a confidence that says, “I was built for this.”