Watch: Summer Love - @Bekhari feat. @_TheRealKarma (shot by: @goodbreedfilms)

Next week is the technical end of the Summer so we still got time for more love right?

New on the WTM radar is Bekhari. She's a songstress from Newark and and from what I can tell, she's a stylist as well. Maybe that's why her aesthetic is so fire. This new video shot by Good Breed Films is to her new single, Summer Love. The song is upbeat with a horn section and percussion sounding straight from the 90s. She has a beautiful voice and speaking of nice voices, the track features Kärma. From the beach to a studio canvas the visuals are stunning and so is the Black Girl Magic. I can keep talking about it or you can see for yourself. Check out Summer Love below.

Listen: RAP DEMON - Shiitbagg

Shiitbagg comes fresh off the plane with a brand new freestyle, RAP DEMON.

You could have guessed the beat is the MGK's diss to Eminem, Rap Devil. Here's the difference: Vqrhees killed this beat. What I love most is that he doesn't adopt anyone's flow here. In fact he keeps changing it over and over without making a hook. I think the best rap is when the artist doesn't have a chorus.

"I am not a saint, I'm a demon, 

You are not a thug, you a deacon. 

Came up from the mud, I was bleeding, 

I don't f*ck with 12, I ain't speaking."

Let's be real: The Neptune upstart can flat out spit. Don't believe me? Check out his newest project, Metal Gear Solid. In fact, look out for our A-Side B-Side Podcast Interview coming out soon.

#ASideBSidePodcast Episode 013 - Mac Miller Minisode

It's Story Time!

K-Razy and RamseySaidWHAT are back with a brand new episode of A-Side B-Side Podcast. So much has happened in music world since you last heard from us. We'll attack it all in another podcast. In this one we pay tribute to the late Mac Miller. Kyle and Ramsey exchange stories of when they first heard of the Pittsburgh emcee, his growth, and more. Ramsey even tells a story about how he interviewed him on the radio and a wild story about meeting him after a show. This one really shook the music world and our thoughts and prayer are with his family, friends, and a host of people that were touched by Mac and his music. This episode is dedicated to him. God Bless. I need y'all to feel this.

The Music in this Episode is Self Care (Oblivion) by Mac Miller.

Listen: Pirate Love - @MonaBrea (prod by @ALLCAPSFRED)

There's two things I really really love in this world. One is discovering new music and the second is cleaning my house bumping Evelyn Champagne King.

Mona Brea has helped me knock two birds with one song, I mean stone. This new Fred Philp Jr. produced (and co-written) single, Pirate Love, samples the disco classic, Love Come Down from the legendary artist that gave us other hits like Shame and Your Personal Touch. Hailing from Central Jersey, Mona is fairly new to the scene but let's be frank: This song is a bop. Her camp describes her as a neo soul and Erykah Badu influenced crooner that challenges the sound of today's R&B. It's a soulful banger that'll make you dance your way out of the games your summer crush keeps playing. Outside of my living room you can bump this at your end of the summer cookout or any function to be honest. In fact invite your summer jawn to the cookout for one last stroll across the dance floor. You can listen to Pirate Love below and you can also listen on your favorite streaming service here. Check this one out, you won't regret it. We'll keep you up to date with Mona Brea. Remember the name. I need y'all to feel this.

Listen: T I M E (Remember the Time Cover) - @PartyxMichael

60 years and one day ago the King of Pop, Michael Jackson was born.

Yesterday in memory, Party Michael remixed a cover to one of my favorite joints from him, Remember the Time. I'm actually pretty surprised by this. Let me explain why. Party has a history with New Jack Swing as a genre. Instead of redoing the cover as written he gave it the Party treatment. It reminds me of the way The Weeknd did Dirty Diana on Echoes of Silence (Trilogy) some years back. It's unique. Make your own opinion. Listen to T I M E by Party Michael after the break.