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Tobe Nwigwe Celebrates A Milestone With The Soulful ‘A Million’ Video

The Houston rapper stayed true to his character throughout a breakout 2020. …

Tobe Nwigwe‘s #cincoriginals and #gettwistedsundays campaign continue with the video for the new single “A Million.” As usual, his wife Fat guest stars in the video, but this time, their adorable babies get to make cameos as well. The monochromatic color scheme of this video returns to the pale mint green of previous entries in the campaign after a few eye-popping departures and Tobe once again raps and sings solo after inviting some amazing guests along in the most recent weeks. On the back half of the video, archival footage showcases Tobe’s rise to fame and the highlights of his stellar 2020, from rapping with Sway to performing on NPR Tiny Desk.

On “A Million,” Tobe celebrates a milestone, singing “I got my first million and it was straight out the mud.” While the focuses on contrasting his prior conditions to his current ones (“I lost some friends while I was broke / But now I got a million”), the second verse sees his remaining true to his character and supporting his people with his newfound seven-figure status (“I brought the whole hood through the door / And now I got a million”).

After breaking out with the viral video for “Try Jesus,” Tobe drew national attention and began working with some of the most noted names in the game. On “Bozos,” he linked with Big KRIT, then he traded verses with two of today’s pound-for-pound best technical rappers Black Thought and Royce Da 5’9″ on “Father Figure.” He and “D Smoke took “Headshots” at haters on their collab, then Houston hometown hero Lil Keke gave his blessing to his potential successor on “Purple Rain Thing.”

Watch “A Million” above.

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The Low Stakes Band captures hearts across miles on latest release “Miss You”

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The Low Stakes Band’s latest single, “Miss You,” is a moving and deeply personal song that is both honest and confident. Based on Americana and indie-folk music, the track sounds like a late-night confession, where distance, longing, and commitment come together in a place that seems both fragile and strong.

The main part of “Miss You” has a very expressive guitar rhythm that shows how deep the song is. Each strum seems planned, giving you a chance to think and be open. Instead of a complicated production, the band chooses a simple arrangement that lets the song speak for itself. This simple style focuses on the emotional core, encouraging listeners to connect with the deep and real feeling of missing someone.

The track has a subtle tension that comes from a mix of sadness and hope. It captures the painful feeling of being apart from someone you love while still believing that the bond is strong enough to last through the distance. The Low Stakes Band shows this balance with great care, not overdoing the emotion and letting it grow naturally.

“Miss You” feels personal and relatable, like a moment shared between close friends. Its authenticity is its strongest point, showing how powerful simple storytelling can be when it’s real. People who have counted days, cherished memories, or kept love alive despite being apart can relate to the song. The Low Stakes Band’s song “Miss You” is a moving look at love and longing that stays with you long after the last note. It is a subtle, honest expression that shows how the quietest melodies can have the biggest effect.

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OneSixxty turns the lights low with late-night confession on “Exit 160”

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OneSixxty’s latest single, “Exit 160,” is an interesting track that takes listeners to a deep place of longing, despair, and emotional breakdown. From the very beginning, the track sets a sad mood, inviting listeners to enter a nighttime world where beauty and fragility come together to make a touching experience.

“Exit 160” has a sound that makes you feel like you’re in a movie and is great at building tension. The sound space is thick and hypnotic, which makes it feel like the song is pulling you in. Each layer has been carefully placed to heighten the song’s feelings of loneliness and conflict. This makes the listening experience both interesting and scary, in the best way possible.

The track is mostly about admitting that you’re alone and hurting yourself. Underneath the provocative surface is a stark picture of emotional isolation, where excess serves as a way to cope, and connection seems short-lived. OneSixxty captures this duality with painful honesty, giving listeners a raw look at the weak spots that people often hide from the world. The result is a work that feels very personal but is still something that everyone can relate to.

“Exit 160” is interesting because it has a sad tone and can turn a simple late-night chat into a powerful story about addiction and weakness. The song’s deep emotional meaning makes each beat stronger, and the last note lingers long after it ends.

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This release proves that OneSixxty can tell a great story while also making music that sets the mood. “Exit 160” isn’t just a song, it’s a haunting look at the darker parts of being human. It should be on every nighttime playlist, and it makes a strong statement about art’s purpose.

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