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Maino Calls Out Hitmaka, “Why Lie About the Slap?”

 ‘Way Up with Angela Ye’ by Maino confirmed that he did indeed slap Hitmaka during an altercation in 2008, saying it “straightened him out a little bit.” This revelation comes after Hitmaka denied the incident ever happened. Maino questioned why Hitmaka would bring up the past, especially since it’s been over a decade.

“Berg, why even talk about this?” Maino asked. “It’s not relevant. Why make up stories? That’s all cap.” Maino emphasized that they’ve moved on, having seen each other just last year without issue.

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Maino expressed frustration over Hitmaka not telling the truth, saying, “If you’re gonna talk about it, at least say the truth! We were all in a different place back then. I had a lot of skirmishes, but we got past that.” He dismissed Hitmaka’s claims of Maino opening up for him as false, reiterating that the story was exaggerated.

Stay tuned to Honk Magazine for more updates on this saga between Maino and Hitmaka.

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TRY ignites a sonic flame for the dancefloor with “With Me (feat. Empress Of)-(Club Redux)”

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TRY’s etherealing new single “With Me (feat. Empress Of)-(Club Redux)” is a pulsating burst of emotion, rhythm, and reinvention. Originally conceived as a meditative exploration of past relationships, the reimagined version energetically dives headfirst into an electrifying new identity within the Club Redux form. It’s a sophisticated sonic cocktail of hypnotic beats and anthemic hooks tailored for those nights you want to lose yourself under neon lights.

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The collaboration between the artists exhibits notable synergy, driven by producers Sam I and Shmuck the Loyal. They have engineered a beat that resonates with vitality, exemplifying their expertise in merging intricate sounds with profound, heartfelt feelings. Empress Of’s crystalline vocals soar effortlessly, embodying a spectral allure as she articulates the lingering nature of haunting memories. Her compelling and empowering delivery complements the pulsating beats, amplifying the song’s introspective core into something undeniably physical.

TRY masterfully integrates the remix with the right amount of tension and release. The hallmark of the production technique builds like a tidal wave, with stuttering synths and irresistible grooves that make it impossible to stay stationary, and, to be candid, one is unlikely to do so. This redux isn’t just a remix; it’s a reimagination, bridging intimate lyrical themes with the kinetic energy of dance music.

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Whether reflecting on personal thoughts during a solitary drive or engaging in movement on a dancefloor, “With Me (feat. Empress Of)-(Club Redux)” presents a compelling auditory experience. This piece embodies a form of catharsis encapsulated within a danceable anthem, which serves as a reminder that letting go can represent a profoundly liberating means of self-expression. The composition encourages audiences to confront their pasts while simultaneously celebrating the present, all through the medium of exhilarating rhythms and beats.

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“Since November” by The Ghost Rodents delivers a soulful elegy wrapped in rock nostalgia

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In honor of Florence Bowman, lead vocalist Michael Bowman penned a heartfelt ode to his late mother. The Ghost Rodents present a compelling auditory experience with their latest single, “Since November.” This love letter to a cherished memory encapsulates raw emotion that’s impossible to ignore, serving as a poignant tribute infused with elements of rock reverence.

The single draws inspiration from the enduring legacies of esteemed musical bands such as the melodic sensibilities of The Beatles, the emotional depth characteristic of Led Zeppelin, and the energetic punch associated with the Foo Fighters, effectively merging emotive lyrics with the band’s echoes of timeless melodic intensity. From the initial notes, listeners are enveloped by soulful guitar riffs and a rhythm section that offers stability, reflecting the memories preserved within the song. Bowman’s vocal delivery embodies an earnest fragility, articulating the universal experience of loss while rendering it profoundly personal.

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Recorded at Excelcia Studios in Cranford, New Jersey, under Bowman’s meticulous guidance, the production allows every note to breathe, resonating with sincerity and expansiveness. The ensemble, comprising guitarist Rich Picinich, bassist David Aschenbrand, Phillip Buldo, Kevin Resendez, and Scotty “The Body” Zillito, brings the heartbeat that anchors the track to life with precision and enthusiasm. Collectively, they create a soundscape representing a cathartic experience for the listeners and a transformative process for the artists.

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Transcending a mere dynamic tribute, “Since November” exemplifies music’s capacity to facilitate healing and foster connection. This composition resonates with anyone who has experienced love and loss, demonstrating that while grief may evoke suffering, it can concurrently inspire exceptional beauty. The Ghost Rodents have firmly established their place within the emotional spectrum of rock music, emerging as a band deserving of attention and recognition for their authentic artistry.

 

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