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21 Salute Ent’s flagship artists Redd Coldhearted serves up another visual from her highly anticipated debut project “Coldhearted”.

This track is titled “Ice” & here we get a glimpse of how the “Want To” MC possibly finances her extravagant lifestyle. Redd & her crew pull off a diamond heist. The camera switches between Redd spitting braggadocio flows and giving orders to her all-girl 21 Salute contingent, who secure the goods thanks to a little inside information and a bit of gunplay. Not too over the top, Redd’s raps have a strong ring of authenticity, especially when we notice Young Thug & rising star Duct Tape Ent artist Trouble making cameos along with the highest ranking members of the Duct Tape army. Redd Coldhearted is the female voice of the streets of Atlanta. Check out “Ice” for proof.May 12

(Los Angeles, CA) Getting his start in the Midwest and residing in Los Angeles, St. Louis bred rapperBlis got his start doing music when he was 10, but he didn’t really take music seriously until he graduated high school.

After not relating to a host of the “bling bling” era rapper, Blis sought to give fans a look at life through his more realistic lens. Contrary to how the music industry has traditionally pitched artists, Blis hopes to give fans a view of life from a regular guy’s perspective in the Midwest.

“I was taking money at my job and putting it back into the music and working this job that me and my co-workers were so sick of working. We just didn’t have a voice and there wasn’t a union. We couldn’t speak up because we would get fired so we would talk about it every day and I just felt trapped,” Blisexplained.

Amidst losing his father Blis abruptly quit his job and recorded this song in response to the troubling few months he’d recently endured.

“I was so frustrated from the job that I quit. Afterwards I was so relieved I made a song about it. It was a way for me to speak for my old co-workers, and to vent. I justwanted to bring attention to the situation and I’m happy I could speak my truth and people were receptive, the response has been crazy,”Blis explained.

In the mean time Blis has released a vlog for his “F U Money”track that you can watch here: “F U Money Vlog.” The vlog breaks down the story behind his new song and path he’s taken to prepare for his upcoming releases.

For more information on Blis, keep up with him via the social media sites below!

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