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Thirstin Howl & Young Hump drop “Ultra Ill Magnetic Street” (VIDEO)

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An official video was released this morning for “Ultra Ill Magnetic Street.”  The recently released single features Lo Life General Thirstin Howl the 3rd and Digital Underground’s Young Hump as they pay homage to two Hip Hop legends: Ultramagnetic MC’s and Kool G Rap. Directed by Thirstin Howl The 3rd for Skillusions Films andDirected by Stephen Box Lo Gonzalez for Gold Box Film Studios with first assistant director Dana Dane of “Nightmares” fame. The video includes visual references to Ultramagnetic’s “Poppa Large” video and Kool G Rap & DJ Polo’s “Ill Street Blues.” Video shot on location in California at NBA hall of famer Kevin Garnett’s Content Cartel Studios.

Watch official video for “Ultra Ill Magnetic Street”: https://youtu.be/tkCLQrWwtoo?si=8WwCJDFfVD0ojKff

The track is also available as a free download via Thirstin Howl’s website (in explicit and clean versions) as well as on Spotify (links below).

Stream “Ultra Ill Magnetic Street”on spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/4RmzAHTWf75dbC0tRqJayu?si=f5209e4391a14158

Download explicit/clean mp3 version here: https://thirstinhowlthe3rd.com/album/ultra-ill-magnetic-street-th3-mix-2/?ts_post_id=231524&ts_track_num=2

“Ultra Ill Magnetic Street” is taken from the forthcoming Thirstin Howl The 3rd LP entitled The Last Shall be Thirst to drop this June via Skillionaire Global Enterprises

For over four decades Thirstin Howl has been a true cornerstone of Hip Hop culture contributing to it’s every element. Including creating some of Hip Hop’s most iconic music, producing films, music videos, and shows. He was recently inducted into Miami’s Museum of Graffiti as the beginning of the timeline that introduced the art form to the Wynwood area in the early 1980’s. 

Currently featured and acknowledged in countless documentaries based around fashion and Hip Hop history. From “Vouge magazine’s” episodes on 1990’s fashion, Ralph Lauren’s “Very Ralph” bio pic, Ol Dirty Bastard’s “A Tale of Two Dirtys”. Even the animated series of “Everybody Still Hates Chris” by Chris Rock includes Thirstin as a character of himself with voice overs.

Lets not forget the Thirstin Howl action figure collaboration with https://wynwoodsocialclub.com/

and trading card by https://rapper-cards.com/thirstin-howl-the-3rd-autographed-rapper-card/

Multimedia enterprising and iconic figure all whilst continuing to be a pioneering leader of the seminal global Lo Life organization.

In addition to “Ultra Ill Magnetic Street” song Young Hump appears on 3 tracks on the LP “The Last Shall be Thirst” and continues to tour along side the legendary group Digital Underground co-signedby the late great Shock G.

Stay tuned! Thirstin will be dropping his long awaited short film Don Chicharron this December. Don Chicharron was written and directed by Thirstin Howl and directed by Stephen Box Lo Gonzalez.  It is a Skillusions Films and Gold Box Film Studios Presentation. Thus far, the film has been privately screened in theaters located in Miami and New York.

More info: https://thirstinhowlthe3rd.com/

https://www.instagram.com/thirstinhowlthe3rd

https://www.instagram.com/younghumpdu

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WESPEAKMEDIA: TOP 5 WEEKLY MUSIC ROUND-UP (18.04.25)

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Find the latest new music in our ‘Top 5’ weekly music round-up here at We Speak Media. In this weekly feature, we will be bringing you the hottest new acts and music out there.

Stephan Folkes’ ‘It’s All Within Time (Travelling Through the Stars)’

Stephan Folkes’ ‘It’s All Within Time (Travelling Through the Stars)’ is more than a song—it’s a moment. Every lyric, every note feels like it was crafted with care and intention, guiding listeners through the highs and lows of life’s personal journey. His ability to blend vulnerability with groove is unmatched, creating a sound that comforts and empowers all at once. If you’ve ever needed a reminder to trust the timing of your own path, this is it.

Marsha Swanson ‘Like an Angel’

Marsha Swanson’s “Like an Angel” is the kind of music video that gently grabs your heart and doesn’t let go—in the best way. With her dreamy vocals floating over a gorgeous live arrangement and paired with Sam Chegini’s stunning, otherworldly animation, the video feels like a quiet, cinematic tribute to love and memory. It’s the perfect mix of emotion and artistry, and honestly, it’s hard not to watch it on repeat.

Suki Summer ‘Summer Crush’

Light, lush, and emotionally rich, Suki Summer’s “Summer Crush” earns its place as this season’s dreamy anthem. The track floats between indie and dream pop, anchored by lyrics that feel pulled from the pages of a journal. It’s a song that understands the tension between self-doubt and desire, wrapped in breezy production that makes it feel like golden hour in audio form. The added touch of real-life banter at the end brings a whole new level of intimacy, grounding the fantasy in real, relatable moments. It’s playful. It’s honest. And it’s pure Suki Summer.

Brandes ‘Please Don’t Call’

Lifted from Brandes brand new album, The Distance Between Dreams, “Please Don’t Call” is a deeply poignant meditation on the agonizing end of an affair. With its alternating plaintive verses and cascading chorus, the song evokes a powerful emotional landscape, enhanced by lush strings and a soulful Hammond organ. The track effortlessly channels the melancholy of Leonard Cohen and the emotional vulnerability of Joni Mitchell, capturing the raw, aching honesty of a relationship falling apart. The lyrical depth and emotional weight are impossible to ignore, as Brandes lays bare the painful realities of love’s end with heartbreaking clarity. This hauntingly beautiful song sets the tone for the album, offering a glimpse into the profound introspection and intimate storytelling that defines, The Distance Between Dreams.

Ren Martinez ‘The First & Last of the Perfect Parties’

Indie pop artist Ren Martinez is making waves with her new single, “The First & Last of the Perfect Parties,” a sync-ready anthem packed with nostalgic energy and diaristic detail. Backed by a recent deal with Aperture Music (known for Girls, Trainwreck, Swarm), the track showcases Martinez’s signature blend of emotional candor and melodic indie rock, offering a powerful preview of her fall debut album Fingers Crossed. With past placements in series like New Girl and Friends From College, Martinez is poised for a breakout year—on screen and on stage.

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