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Rising Stars Roundup: May 2024

Published

1 year ago

June 1, 2024

This month, we discovered some great acts from all over the globe and rounded up some of our favorite releases. The eclectic list features ChaiXe, Efi Gjika, Indy Fontaine, Kathrin, Mister Leu & the Nyabinghers, Nick Marks, Que Believe, Sophia Sheth, and Zay Grastley.

ChaiXe – RUMM

Efi Gjika – Cheap Perfume

Indy Fontaine – Eres Luz

Kathrin – No No No (I’ll Never Give In)

Mister Leu & the Nyabinghers – Good thing

Nick Marks – Keep Goin’ Gotta Keep Up

Que Believe – All Else Fails (feat. Jadakiss & Amon Atlas)

Sophia Sheth – No Second Chance

Zay Grastley – Southern Charm

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Hip Hop’s Conscious Superhero OSVN Rivets in “Long Live The Cow” Single

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July 11, 2025

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Hip Hop’s conscious superhero OSVN brings listeners a gripping shock while exposing society in his new single “Long Live The Cow.” Prolific wordplay looped with harsh truths steers the record. Before pressing play, read more below.

“Long Live the Cow” is a sharp, thought-provoking critique of modern society, where the unnatural has become normal, and where once-sacred truths are traded for synthetic solutions. OSVN confronts the distorted realities of our time: artificial food, corrupt politics, misleading education, and spiritual misdirection.

The cow—an animal held sacred in many cultures—is symbolic here. In America, it has been exploited and slaughtered, just like the people. Now, in a world driven by profit and progress, even the cow is being reengineered; Printed, cloned, and served up without soul.

This song is not just about meat. It’s about meaning. It’s about asking, are these modern practices healing us or harming us? Are we evolving—or erasing ourselves?