Dear Silas (@dearsilas) - "Cadillac Leather in July Deluxe: NO TINT" EP

Jackson, Mississippi’s own multi-talented artist, producer, musician, and entertainer Dear Silas returns with Cadillac Leather in July Deluxe: NO TINT—a bold, expanded version of his latest project that further cements his unique place in the music scene. This twelve-track collection blends Southern soul, sharp lyricism, and genre-bending artistry, highlighted by standout tracks like “Mood,” which sets the perfect tone for the project, the infectious “Out The Way,” and the heartfelt “Fell From Heaven,” where Silas flexes his smooth vocal range. The deluxe version turns the heat up with fresh new additions, including the viral anthem “Baptized In Collard Greens,” the commanding “Wake Up (HIM),” and the unapologetically raw “Slut You Out.” The only guest appearance comes from Houston rap legend Trae Tha Truth on “Group Chats (Purpose),” adding depth and Southern synergy to the project. With NO TINT, Dear Silas strips away all filters, offering listeners an unfiltered, vibrant, and authentic experience. He’s clearly gearing up for a hot summer and an even bigger year ahead.

Nasty Nel - "Beast of Cyanide Swamp" EP

Nasty Nel is a Native American hip hop/grunge artist from Big Cypress, Florida. He is influenced by Bone Thugs n Harmony, Tech N9ne, Insane Clown Posse and Twiztid. Working on his craft for majority of his life. With his debut album It Came From The Everglades which is available now with features from Krizz Kaliko, Killah Priest (Wu Tang Clan), Planet Asia, Ice-T, Murs, Trina, Kxng Crooked, Too Short and more. His second release “Beast of Cyanide Swamp” is a EP that is dark/heavy and is a journey into a darkness that lives within. He is working on his craft constantly to bring you into the realms of the Beast of Cyanide Swamp Join DJ Mannie Faces, DJ Head Rush, and Will Gamble on Strong Side Radio as they sit down with Nasty Nel, a rising Native American artist from Florida. In this exclusive interview, Nel opens up about the inspiration behind his new EP, his cultural heritage, and his journey through music. Special shoutouts to Kermit, Queen Karen, Cool To, and DJ Punch for their insights and feedback during the call. Don’t miss this powerful conversation blending music, identity, and community.