"She Wanna Ride Baby Ride": DJ Teddie Bear’s New Single Is a Party Anthem

DJ Teddie Bear Brings the Heat with “She Wanna Ride Baby” If there’s one thing DJ Teddie Bear knows, it’s how to get the crowd moving. His latest single, “She Wanna Ride Baby,” celebrates the women who bring their energy, sass, and love of the groove to every party. With smooth vocals and irresistible beats, the song feels like a celebration of life itself—perfect for any Southern soul fan. The music video was directed by ELEKTROHORSE. Bio: The culmination of these actions and his love of music inspiring him to write and perform his first song. He then became and currently is “DJ Teddie Bear the Artist”. Dj Teddie Bear has taken a break from DJing. He is focus on providing meaningful, fun, soulful and energic music to the world. He writes, sings, raps, and produces his music with a unique style. He brings out the deep emotional sounds with inherited talent with his touch of southern soul, Hip Hop, R and B and Country. Having a deep understanding of music and sound frequencies, his music gives the effect of familiar vibes that are presented in fresh new ways, intertwined with his distinctive melodies and song writing talent. You can hear the influences of Blues, Southern soul, 80’ hip hop, country music and down south Bass music in his songs. He is trail blazing a new hip sound in southern soul that marries the essence of blues that Southern Soul fans know and love with a slight twist that brings new listeners to southern soul.

Star2 (@Star2Official) & Luii Sodolo - "Ride Around" (Video)

Star2 and Luii Sodolo release “Ride Around” - a powerful new track and video from Asian hip hop artists on the rise. “Ride Around” is a melodic rap confessional, drenched in isolation, resilience, and cold ambition. Over a hypnotic, slow-burning beat, Star2 and Luii Sodolo trade emotionally raw verses, gliding between pain and swagger with melodic hooks. The track is about navigating life alone, shouldering personal battles, and emerging stronger - but colder. The accompanying music video features Star2 and Luii Sodolo, riding around with a beautiful girl in a blue corvette. Born in a Thai refugee camp after fleeing genocide in Myanmar, Star2 has built a powerful artistic presence through resilience, storytelling, and collaborations with rap heavyweights like Soulja Boy, Mozzy, and Luh Kel. His impressive collaborations include Soulja Boy, Mozzy, Lil Poppa, Luh Kel, HoodTrophy Bino, $tupid Young and Sprite to name a few.

The Bizness Drops Bilingual Trap Anthem “Dicen Que Son” with Lil Wayne (@LilTunechi) & Daiz

The Bizness continues to break boundaries with the release of his latest single, “Dicen Que Son (They Say They Are)” — a bold fusion of West Coast hip-hop, reggaeton, and Latin trap. Seamlessly blending the gritty lyricism of American rap with the pulsating beats of Medellín, Colombia, the track delivers a genre-defying sound that bridges cultures and continents. Produced in collaboration with Valco and featuring an unforgettable hook by Daiz, both of the acclaimed Latin group Las Nubes, “Dicen Que Son” is a masterclass in cross-cultural collaboration. The track showcases The Bizness’s versatility, pairing Spanish and English lyrics over infectious production that pays homage to classic West Coast flows while pushing the boundaries of Latin trap. Adding fire to the track is a show-stopping guest verse from hip-hop legend Lil Wayne, cementing “Dicen Que Son” as a powerful anthem that speaks to authenticity, identity, and global influence in modern music. With this release, The Bizness solidifies their place at the intersection of Latin and American hip-hop — proving that borders mean nothing when the beat hits just right. “Dicen Que Son” is available now on all streaming platforms. For press inquiries, interviews, or more information, please contact: Moneymatt@stopbeefinradio.com

Snotty Nose Rez Kids (@TheRezKids) headline Indigenous Arts Festival

Two-day festival also features Na-Me-Res Pow Wow and an all-star cast of acts including Shub (formerly of A Tribe Called Red) and much more.

The two-day FREE ADMISSION Indigenous Arts Festival delivers a power packed lineup of events at downtown Toronto's Fort York (250 Fort York Boulevard) on June 20th and 21st in celebration of Indigenous Peoples Month, anchored by a blockbuster live music concert from multi-award winners Snotty Nose Rez Kids. This year's festival boasts an impressive lineup of concerts and performances by award-winning musicians including Shub (formerly of A Tribe Called Red), Twin Flames, Desiree Dorion, Amanda Rheaume, The North Sound, and James Wilson, alongside dance performances, lacrosse demonstrations, film screenings and a traditional Pow Wow. Attendees will also be able to browse artisan and food market stalls, offering authentic handmade crafts, artwork and delicious cuisine, while taking in some highly impressive artistic and culinary experiences of the First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples of Turtle Island. This year's free family-friendly festival will surely be one to remember! 

FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS

Snotty Nose Rez Kids

As the first Indigenous group to win a JUNO Award for Rap Album/EP of the Year (2025), the Snotty Nose Rez Kids are a First Nations hip hop duo composed of Haisla rappers Darren "Young D" Metz and Quinton "Yung Trybez" Nyce who are originally from Kitamaat Village, British Columbia. In 2023, they signed with Sony Music Entertainment Canada and released their sixth studio album—and first major label debut—RED FUTURE in 2024. Following the release of RED FUTURE, the duo embarked on a 35-city North American tour. Known for their high energy and electrifying performances, they played over 70 shows last year across Canada, the U.S., Mexico, Australia, the UK, and the Netherlands. Their live presence has also led to performances at major sporting events, including games for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Vancouver Canucks, and Toronto Raptors. Celebrated for their artistry and impact, they have earned six JUNO Award nominations, four Polaris Prize Shortlist placements, and a SOCAN Award among many other accolades.  

Shub

For over a decade, Shub (formerly known as DJ Shub) has been at the forefront of a movement that reshaped the landscape of Indigenous electronic music. A trailblazer who coined the powwow-step genre and a former member of the JUNO-winning A Tribe Called Red, Shub has spent years blending the ancient rhythms of powwow music with the pulse of modern beats, scratching, and bass-heavy production. With a new name and vision, Shub is stepping beyond the DJ booth—emerging as a composer, storyteller, and renowned artist. 

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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.

Jay-Z's Hip Hop Music Documentary

 

From his upbringing in Brooklyn’s Marcy Projects to international superstardom, learn how Jay-Z’s rise to fame helped change the face of hip-hop. Watch the story of the rapper and the story of the hustler. This is a documentary that offers an intimate glimpse into the mind of one of hip-hop's most influential figures.

Atlanta's 1st Family Of Hip Hop

 

Relive The Story Of Atlanta's Greatest Crew The Dungeon Family. Featuring Outkast, Goodie Mob, Parental Advisery, Organized Noize, Cool Breeze, Witchdoctor, Killer Mike, Future, Vanessa Monae, Bubba Sparxx And Many More. 

Is People Waiting For Jay-Z Downfall?

 

Over the last year, there’s been a music industrywide reckoning brewing from the mounting sex abuse and assault allegations against Sean “Diddy” Combs. With his infamous star-studded soirees becoming a common thread in some of the civil lawsuits (and now criminal case) involving him, many have asked which alleged celebrity abusers could be named next. Well, this week, Jay-Z found himself pulled into one of the latest allegations against Combs.

Lawsuit Filed Against Jay-z and Diddy

 

Hip-hop legend Jay-Z has been accused of allegedly raping a 13-year-old girl with Sean “Diddy” Combs at a VMAs afterparty in New York two decades ago, a bombshell lawsuit claims.

The complaint was originally filed in October against Combs but has since been amended to include Jay-Z — whose real name is Shawn Carter.

Professor Griff Talks Diddy Parties, Meeting J Lo, and Rituals in Hip Hop

 

Professor Griff was one of the first people to expose the music industry. Professor Griff been speaking the truth for decades. In this video, Professor Griff dives deep into the hidden truths about Diddy and the dark side of the music industry.

Is There a Satanic Influence Behind the Music Industry?

 

Explore the unsettling truths behind some of the biggest names in the music industry in our groundbreaking documentary, "It's Just Music: The Satanic Influence Behind the Industry." 

We delve into the dark side of the industry, revealing how artists like Taylor Swift, Beyonce, Kanye West, Katy Perry, NWA, Tupac, Lady Gaga, Kevin Gates, and many more incorporate occult symbolism, witchcraft, and demonic imagery into their music and performances.

Can Rap Music Be Positive?

 

Many rap artists use their lyrics to comment on social and political issues, raising awareness about topics such as inequality, racism, poverty, and injustice. Many don't. 70 percent of Americans believed that rap had an overall negative impact on society.

Rap music, in-spite of the negativity and controversy that often surrounds it, can have a positive influence on listeners and expand their consciousness.It can reduce depression and anxiety, improve emotional expression, expand communication and interpersonal skills, and potentially lift one's self-esteem.

Major Myjah signs deal with Roc Nation

 

Major Myjah, son of dancehall stalwart Bounty Killer, scores big in the R&B and hip-hop markets. Grammy Award-winning songwriter and singer  Major Myjah continues to count his blessings as he was recently signed to Jay Z's Roc Nation.

Major Myjah, who is the son of dancehall icon Bounty Killer, said that he is prepared to work hard to continue achieving "major milestones".

Una Releases #NewMusic “Wifey” Ft Future

 

Una is one of the most exciting new voices in the music industry, her voice is sexy, sultry and unique vibe. Thanks to her blend of catchy melodies and hard-hitting beats, she has quickly lived up to her name, number one! The iTunes charting artist just released a brand new record  “Wifey “featuring Future! Wifey is a super sexy, but tasteful, love song, but of course the Future way!

Jay-Z Hosting Yo MTV Raps

 

I have to bring us all back to 1996 when Jay-Z hosted Yo! MTV Raps. Yo MTV Raps was undefeated during its run. The groundbreaking two-hour music video program significantly contributed to the rise of Hip Hop between the late ‘80s and the early to mid-90s.

Keffe D Granted Bail

 

After doing a recent article, its funny how things turned out. In the latest developments in the case of the murder of legendary rapper Tupac Shakur. Duane "Keffe D" Davis, a former gang leader and suspect in the murder, has pleaded not guilty and the bail has been set at $750,000. Judge Carli Kierny of Clark County District Court has granted the possibility of house arrest for Davis before his trial in June. 

Cardi B Talk Country Music Dominating Streaming Platforms

 

Cardi B took to Instagram to speak about country music surpassing rap music on the streaming platforms. Cardi pointed out that hip-hop is no longer dominating streaming platforms, which she says is due to people in middle America, who used to buy CDs, are now downloading songs from Digital Service Providers, or DSPs. 

Memphis Bleek Talks Jeezy Being Bigger Than Jay-Z

 

Coach K recently went viral after he claimed that Jeezy was more relevant in the hip-hop space than Jay-Z at one point in his career due to the perceived lack of fans in the South. Now, former Roc-A-Fella Records artist and friend of Jay-Z—Memphis Bleek has chimed in with his thoughts. 

Why Did Jay-Z Hate Tupac?

 

Billboard Magazine's recent declaration that Jay-Z is the greatest rapper of all time, surpassing legends like Tupac and Biggie, has sparked significant dissent among hip-hop enthusiasts. Some fellow rappers have joined the controversy, asserting that Billboard's list is biased. 

Top 5 Most Jay-Z’s Controversial Moments

 

There have been multiple instances in Jay-Z’s career where he has made headlines for the wrong reasons, either with fans, other rappers, in-laws, or even his wife.

Below, we’ve listed out the top five most controversial moments Hov has endured, ranking them from least significant to most.