fbpx

Newtral Groundz

More stories

  • New Orleans vs. Everybody: How You Can Give Back to the Community this Holiday Season

    Tis’ the Season, New Orleans. In a city like New Orleans, the holidays tend to bring happiness and awareness. With a higher rate of homelessness and people with mental health issues, it’s important to help when we can. As Thanksgiving and Christmas approach, I couldn’t help but notice an increase in platforms putting on events […] More

  • Soulja Slim – The Streets Made Me [Review]

      It’s been said that a lot can change in a few short years. Take this sentiment and apply it to music, especially a genre as fluid as hip hop, and it rings even truer. Such was the case when James “Soulja Slim” Tapp stepped out of prison in early 2001. At the time of […] More

  • New Orleans Rap Artist Gemellus Keeps Going “UP” with the Release of his New Album.

    Gemellus seeks longevity with “UP” Hollygrove artist Gemellus steps up the rap game with the release of his first album “UP”. Since dropping the album, Gemellus continues to feel elevated. Other than a few singles, “UP” is the official first project of his. Outside of his swift bars, Gemellus’ voice is one of the most unique […] More

  • New Orleans Duo Vice Versa Drops their First Mixtape under Young Money Records

    BACKWOODS & BIG SHOTS Or, Vice Versa. Said to be the first biggest duo under the wings of Lil Wayne, Vice Versa officially dropped their first mixtape Backwoods & Big Shots as official Young Money artists. As previously covered on Newtral Groundz, Vice Versa is a rap duo made up of Poppy and Yaj. A […] More

  • Snoop Dogg – Da Game Is To Be Sold [Album Review]

    When it was announced that Snoop Dogg had inked a three-album deal with the surging No Limit Records in March of 1998, the rap world stood still. Not only did Tha Doggfather successfully escape Death Row, he had managed to partner with the hottest label in music at the time. It wasn’t just the fact […] More

  • NOLIA VOTE: Simplifying the November 6th Elections in New Orleans

    Elevate and educate yourself and the city by voting on November 6, 2018. It’s undoubtedly safe to say that with the rise of social media over the years, the platform for politics has expanded. Sadly, it’s hard to make the distinction whether social media has had a positive or negative affect on our society. Bottom […] More

Load More
Congratulations. You've reached the end of the internet.