Tag: kj-52

Eclectic hip-hop duo, Royal Ruckus, recently released a lyric video for “I’m Yours Forever (Come On).” The song features Knowdaverbs along with KJ-52 and is taken from Unexpected Joy, their latest EP. Unexpected Joy is available now on Bandcamp and other digital music outlets.… Continued →

2017 was a pretty decent year for music! Between finding newer bands, the resurgence of others from years of inaction, and great albums from bands we’ve come to love and depend on for great music, it was pretty tough to be disappointed. Below, are the 20 albums that I consider to be the year’s best. If there are bands there you haven’t heard of, I hope you check them out, you never know…maybe one of them would’ve made your top spot. And please, drop a line in the comments and let me know your thoughts!… Continued →

Rapper KJ-52 has created a Patreon page. In return for your donations you can receive access to music, merch, and more.… Continued →

Veteran hip-hop mainstay KJ-52 brings together a new EP with five new songs and several remixes. "Mental" features a bevvy of collaborations as Lecrae, Tedashii, KB, Flame, Propaganda, Soul Glo Activatur (several times), Social Club, SPZRKT and others make their mark. But, does the sum of all those parts add up? Read on to find out.

Rapper KJ-52 has released his brand new music video for ‘Tonight’, released as a first single from his upcoming 2014 album on The Paradigm Collective. Check out the video below.… Continued →

Air1 Radio brings a truly "Awesome" show to Moore Oklahoma with the "Club Awesome Live Tour."

KJ-52 talks big white whales, Garth Brooks, and what's still ahead for this industry vet.

KJ-52 has debuted his new music video for the track “They Like Me” which features Lecrae. The song appears on his newest release, titled Dangerous, which is out now on BEC Recordings. You can watch the video & a second video describing the background of the track below.… Continued →

Review of KJ-52's newest record "Dangerous." KJ is back with a wide array of amazing guest stars in one of his best albums to date. Dangerous covers some familiar ground, while also opening a new chapter in KJ-52's storied career.