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Saint Soprano Cooks Up In “What’s That Aroma” (Video) & Music Awards Voting

Published

11 months ago

June 3, 2024

Saint Soprano, CEO of Black Forbes Entertainment and Buffalo MC, presents the official video for “What’s That Aroma.” Produced by DJ Cash (EPMD Manager), the record is taken from his forthcoming album ‘Don’t Forget To Hustle. Soprano is also a multi-nominee for this year’s 716 Music Awards (vote below).

Over a classic head-nodding backdrop, Soprano serves as the Pot Whisper and Black Connoisseur as he cooks on the stove and in the studio. Slick metaphors mixed with gritty storytelling embody his claim as chef, unmatched at that. He gives audiences a dose of raw, uncut Hip Hop; one emcee and one mic with no gimmicks and no hook needed. Watch “What’s That Aroma” and vote below.

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716 Music Awards are July 27th, 2024

Nomination categories:

1.) Male Artist Of The Year

2.) Hustler of The Year

3.) Album Of The Year (Saint Soprano & Dorian J “Can’t Sit With Us“)

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4.) Best Track Of The Year (Saint Soprano & Dorian J “Big Steppa”)

5.) Lyricist of the Year

6.) Record Label Of The Year (Black Forbes List Entertainment )

7.) Dance Song of The year (Saint Soprano ft. k Pistol & Boelyfe Jaine “Designer Dance”) https://music.apple.com/us/album/designer-feat-k-pistol/1698185855?i=1698186157

8.) Mic’d Up Of The Year 2x (Saint Soprano ft. Yung LA “Petty”) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&si=RadVkYt0VagCxW3c&v=SVCRkDVBUtM&feature=youtu.be

9.) Group Of The Year (Black Forbes List)

Voting

716 MUSIC AWARDS NOMINEE – https://support.google.com/drive/answer/6283888

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What do cowboy dicks, milk pistols, and public toilet walls have in common? They all find a strange kind of poetry in The Writing on the Stall, the wildly inventive musical comedy from US performer Caitlin Cook, landing in the UK this summer. After sold-out runs Off-Broadway, at Edinburgh Fringe, and in London, the New York Times Critic’s Pick returns for a short UK tour—playing Brighton’s Komedia (31 May & 1 June) and Soho Theatre, London (4–7 June).

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