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TOP 5 MAJOR , according to Mediabase, Urban Radio Charts, the Streets, and Dj Samore Top 5 Show.

Top 5 major

1 roddy rich 2 various artists 3 the box life is good rmx

Indie Top 10

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4 megan thee stallion 5 Savage

Who’s Next?

1. Right Now Mika Means @therealmikameans

6. Cheetos Kamillion @ItsKamillion

2. Go Live American Will @AmericanWill

7. All I Need is You Hasan Christopher @Hasan_Music

3. Real Kissie Lee @IamKissieLee

8. 9x out of 10 Big Havi @BigHavi

4. Southside Kechzani @Kechzani 5. Yea Johnni Blaze @Jzapalvonkrishna

9. It Pours Kissie Lee x Johnni Blaze @IamKillieLee @Johnni.Blaze 10. Message to My Haters Pro316 @pro316s

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To submit music for review, send track to: Fordentmagazine@gmail.com “Last Time” HbMt GBaby With a slow start to the beat and slow-building energy, while crooning random ad-libs, Gbaby jumps into the track with a relatable, energetic chorus that you could already feel through your veins was going to be a deep anthem representing life’s struggles.

Vibing through the 1st verse, as he recalls some of his life’s challenges and even his days spent in a cell, this track is captivating and definitely worth the listen. As the artist provides more and more details into his life and his journey through it, this track is run-that-sh*t-back! worthy as you find yourself singing along “I ain’t going back broke no more!” Thank you for this track. I really enjoyed it.

Last month, Fast Life Pito dropped a mixtape, bringing back the art of putting together a playlist of hot, slept-on independent artists.

That tape, titled Heart of the City, brought us some bangers like “Hating” by Shaebo and Lini, swear I can play that track over and over, “Hurt” by Baby J, which honestly I’ve yet to hear a bad Baby J track, and “Look at Me” by Cveser, that track just makes you move, a great track to get dressed to, try it. Pito truly is one of the best characters to put a playlist together. His love for music is unparalleled, he holds no judgment, and his brilliant mind when it comes to organizing a project behind the scenes is almost robotic.

Although, his taste sometimes comes into question...as “Ft Myers Rolex”, another track from the first mixtape, enters the chat. Any song that you have to explain its meaning versus just feel it through the music, is a no for me.

Give it listen on Soundcloud, along with his newest project FastLife The Mixtape, both highly recommended.

“ “Hunnit Proof” 1Boss With a flow that can easily fit in today’s radio rotation, right in between the latest NBA Young Boy and any other top artist out right now, Hunnit Proof is a great anthem to the soundtrack of your daily grind. With solid verses, a captivating hook, clever punchlines, and an artist with a unique voice, this track belong on your playlist without a doubt.

It definitely makes you wonder what else this artist has in his catalog. When he said “Streets gon vouch for a nigga like me, coz nigga I’m a Hunnit Proof” I felt that.

“Quarantine Freestyle” Perico papi New to the game, which you can kinda tell, with a young nervous flow, Perico Papi steps in with high energy and a street resume you can hear through every bar. With a flow that sometimes races against the beat versus vibe with it, this track that can be appreciated in the right setting. For the moment, I would strongly suggest this artist focuses on growing and maturing his flow and find the vibe he’s most comfortable in.

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Jamaican tony Antonio Hanson a.k.a. Jamaican Tony was born and raised in Jamaica Queens, NYC. He was the first person to be born in the U.S. from his family. He was raised in a Jamaican household by his grandparents that adopted him at the age of 3yrs. old. His father was a renowned Reggae DJ and his mother was a model and dancer so the influence of music was inherited. He began writing music at the age of 10. At the age of 15 he moved to Miami with his mother and really began to take being a hiphop artist seriously. He signed his first record deal at 17 and went on his first tour at 19 with Derrick Ramen and HipRock Records. Through the years his talent and passion to do music only increased.

He describes his music as “Unlike anything else”-- his blend of reggae, hiphop and influences of so many great artists that has helped him create a sound like no other. He wants his music to resonate in people…he wants the people to feel it.

His creative process is a formula. He likes to pick his production and then formulate the music. Sometimes if the vibe is there it is impromptu or he may have a song or a melody in his head then hear a certain beat that make it all come together.

He has collaborated and performed with Project Pat, Glace Conway, Old Dirty Bastard, JT Money, Mark Curry, Mister Cheeks, John the Baptist. He has also been privileged to May 2 & 3, 2020 he will be streaming a live performance event work around people like Puff Daddy, DMX and DJ Khaled. to aide Corona Virus victims in the Caribbean. Also this summer he will perform at the SummerFest in Valdosta, GA. His album release and listening event will be in May 2020 so stay tuned for the date which will be listed on @theofficialtonyhanson5 & @ therealjamaicantony.

He currently resides in Atlanta, Georgia and has successfully completed several projects with the help of his B.O.K. camp and with his new project. Tony is ready to show the world and the industry that he’s a force to be reckon with.

Jamaican Tony Vol.I out now on all platforms.

Contact info: Tonyhanson523gmail.com & Realjamaicantony@gmail.com Instagram @thetrealjamaicantony Twitter @jamaican_tony Facebook @ RealJamaican Tony

21 things about Skin

By Empress Spade

1. Period skin is real.

8. Glycolic acid works, too.

2. Kick dryness at night.

9. Vitamin C is your friend.

Everyone’s skin suffers from periods when nothing is working. But masks balance skin quickly: Clays reduce oil, and gels calm redness.

If you wake up with dry skin, change your bedtime routine, not the morning one. It’s easier to head off dryness at night than to reverse it the next day.

3. Cleansing cloths shouldn’t be your first line of defense.

Face wipes may be more convenient than old-school cleansers, but don’t rely on wipes to detox skin if you live in a city where pollution is high.

4. Multi-mask.

You don’t have to use one product on your entire face. Try glycolic acid on the T-zone to minimize breakouts and thick creams elsewhere.

5. Take your time when applying products.

When layering, let each product absorb for two or three minutes so it’s not counteracted or diluted by the next one you put on.

6. The sun is responsible for fine lines.

Ninety percent of fine lines are caused by sun exposure, which makes sunscreen the ultimate ingredient for younger-looking skin. Use an SPF 30 or higher daily.

New to chemical peels? Try glycolic acid for normal skin, salicylic acid for oily or combination skin, and gentle lactic acid for dry or sensitive skin.

Use brighteners (we like vitamin c) within six months of seeing a dark spot. Melanin goes deeper into skin over time, so it’s harder to reach.

10. Sweep up oil with a foaming face wash.

If you’re breaking out along your hairline, it could be from the oil in your hair products.

A foaming face wash cuts through the oil without being harsh.

11. Self-care with a sheet mask.

Sheet masks push hydrating ingredients into the skin. Put one on over your moisturizer for 10 minutes at night, and your skin will be dewy the next day.

12. Be patient when using retinol.

Using Retinol is a marathon, not a sprint. It stimulates collagen but can irritate. Start using it once per week, over a moisturizer.

13. Acne products come in many formulas.

Benzoyl peroxide kills P. acnes bacteria; use it all over to prevent breakouts. A 2.5 or 5.5 percent formula works without flaky side effects.

14. Blackheads hate salicylic acid.

Salicylic acid is really only ideal for blackheads and whiteheads. If it dries you out, look for it in a face wash and let it sit on your skin for 30 seconds.

15. Integrate fatty acids into your routine.

Your skin uses omega fatty acids to produce lipids (moisturizing oils) and studies show that omega-3 supplements improve skin’s lipid levels and hydration.

16. Apply sunscreen

— everywhere.

Don’t forget sunscreen on your ears, hairline, neck, hands, and chest. Dermatologists can look at your décolleté to see how old you are.

17. Pack an extra pillow for puffy eyes.

If you wake up to puffy eyes, add an extra pillow under your head while you sleep — gravity drains enough fluid to help with next-day puffiness.

18. Peel pads are almost too easy not to use.

Glycolic acid treats lines and dark spots. It’s most effective in Individually wrapped peel pads (the pH of glycolic acid can change when it’s exposed to air).

19. Don’t towel off.

If your skin is ashy, make one easy change: Don’t dry it completely before moisturizing. Creams seal in hydration and work best with a little water.

20. Swap out your sunscreen.

Dryness, redness, and tight skin are signs that you may need to switch to a higher SPF. Try a new sunscreen and see if the issues go away in a few days.

21. Fight hyperpigmentation during the day.

Treat dark spots using antioxidants during the day. At night, apply topical retinoids to enhance cell turnover to shed pigment.

Pretty

Pynni

Originally from Miami, Fl, the rapper/ model now has residency in West Palm Beach, Fl. With Covid19 shutting down a lot of things lately in Florida, she finds peace at home while working on her new untitled EP. Also coming into her own, she’s finally letting the world in on her dope artistry by dropping freestyles on her social media.

As a former dancer, she opened up about her past journey recently being incarcerated in a Federal Penitentiary.

While studying medicine for 2 years out of the country, Pynni was aware

of a state case but wasn’t advised by her lawyer about a Federal case. She was detained at a airport in Broward County, Fl which eventually took a long down a twisting road serving 3 years in the Feds.

With her journey taking sharp turns from the strip club to medical school to prison, the motivated hustler has a story to tell. Exposure, consistency, & networking with female artists, she envisions a dream to put a project together with local south Florida female artists. Doing the due diligence, her

research discovered talents like Ms. Jackson, Dej Rosegold, So Unique, & Ymb London Look for Pretty Pynni to drop her latest single “Curious” on all platforms.

Influenced by the great Janet Jackson & Lil Wayne, be to follow the up & coming artist to continue dropping freestyles like the “Cold Summer” and other snippets of her talent showcasing she has much to say!

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by Pito4K

“I was just trying to figure out a character that could be natural, and empower women to be themselves, but still be funny.�

Auntie Hammy Issa 22 Pew pew pew

“You can’t tell her she’s not the bomb!”

On the line with one of my favorite people, one of my favorite aunties to be exact.

out a little auntie character, coz people were doing characters, guys were doing characters as women, and I was like “you know what?

I’m gonna do me a character” so I decided to be Auntie and started going live doing it and it blew up.

ion, you got Kim Kardashian, you got Nicki Minaj, you got all the biggest influencers and it was a lot of surgerAuntie: Issa 22 Pew ies. Beautiful! They’re Pew Pew! Hey Niece! absolutely beautiful, I was just trying to figure I’m just gonna jump out a character that right in and ask all the could be natural, and questions everyone are empower women to be dying to ask, one day themselves, but still be we woke up and you funny. So it was like ok, were on our timeline What I appreciate and who is that? It’s your and we could not get love so much about aunt. She has the conenough of you. Tell us your character, it kind of fidence of everything, about your journey up breaks down any inse- she doesn’t have the to this point. curities. Usually, before best body, but you can’t anyone goes in front of tell her that she doesn’t.

Auntie: I started out I any camera nowadays, So with that, that’s why was a corporate woman they make sure they I created her. in the corporate world, look perfect and add I have a Masters Dethe filters to help them You can’t tell her she’s gree, and I got bored look perfect. And here not the bomb! with the corporate world you are, truly encouragand saw that with social ing people, like you’re Auntie: You can’t tell media, you could be a going to love what I her she’s not the bomb. social media influencgive you and you’re So yeah, I had an aunt er. I started out being going to enjoy it and that was like that. Rest cute, then I realized I’m that’s that. I appreciate in Peace to her. She gonna have to get me that so much about passed away when I a couple sets of Titties your character. Is that was a young girl but I and a couple set of on purpose? remember that about booty if I want to really her. do all the fashion stuff Auntie: Gurl you might and I was like, let me be psychic gurl! That’s try being a character. exactly what it was. I In what field do you I was always a little saw that in the social hold your Masters in goofy person and stuff media world it was all the corporate world? so I decided to bring about beauty, fash-

Auntie: In marketing, I got my Bachelor’s in Business Marketing and my Masters in Non-Profit Management.

Perfect, so you get to use your corporate degree to push your current platform now.

Auntie: Correct. Correct! And that’s exactly what I used, I used everything I learned. Yup. And being a businesswoman and being the talent, how do you balance the two?

Auntie: It gets daunting but I love it because, I’m a big nerd and it’s basically from being in the business world, you learn to manage your time. At this time of the day, you work on this, at this time you work on another project and that’s what I do with my character. At night is when I do the talent, meaning the craziness, during the day, I do all of the promoting, the flyers, calling venues to plan the tour, paying

venues, just everything.

And at night, it’s like I’m off of work and it’s time to turn up! Now I can let loose!

So you’re pretty much saying the secret is organization, organization, and organization.

Auntie: Organization!

Yes, plan out your day, know what you’re doing.

Oprah is also a blueprint for myself so I look to have a channel. I’m rolling out with my own Roku SmartTV Channel, doing some acting of course on my channel and just bringing it out myself, because Tyler Perry, of course, taught me you gotta do it yourself.

Speaking of Tyler Perry, he’s catching a lot of Flack right now, he posted all of his scripts We’ve all seen what Tyand stated he was the ler Perry accomplished only writer in his writing with his character Maroom. Me, as creative dea, and also him being I accept that it’s his the brains behind the vision, his platform, talent as well, could we his talent. But a lot of expect the same type of people are saying he’s pathway for you? not allowing others the opportunity to Auntie: Yes, my platcontribute. Where form that I made for do you stand with Auntie Hammy, Tyler that?

Perry is the blueprint for Auntie Hammy, he is Auntie: As far as the exact blueprint. So that, I don’t blame yes, you will see plays, him. It’s his vision. you will see her doing What would happen a comedy musical, is, big him up to where which would be similar he can’t write enough to a Tyler Perry play but scripts. To where now with my songs coz you he has his own Netflix. know you gotta turn up.

If Tyler Perry gets his own Netflix, we will What are the big things then need lots and lots we should watch for in of scriptwriters so big 2020 from you? him up, don’t bash him, support him.

Auntie: I am big at being an indie artist,

I had so much fun talking to you! It’s such an honor to get to sit down with someone you admire and respect.

Auntie: I enjoyed speaking to you as well.

Since the inception of the Stay at home order by local civic leaders, governors, and strong recommendation by the Federal Government, most people find themselves at home looking for new ways of entertainment since the middle of March. Thanks to world famous hip hop producers, Swizz Beatz & Timbaland, and the social media platform, Instagram, we have intrigued by Versuz. A virtual battle between artists, writers, and producers where two individuals go song for song to see who has the better catalog. With the likes of club heavy weights T-Pain vs Lil Jon, Rnb legendary writers Neyo vs Johnta’ Austin, Hip Hop boom bat legendary producers DJ Premier vs Wu-tang’s Rza, and Pioneers Teddy Riley taking on Babyface Edmonds, we are treated from our homes, along with 500,000 other viewers at times, a moment to witness history. The likes of Michelle Obama, Diddy, Adrien Brody, and the list of many celebrities are sitting VIP just as you are. And even though the creators Swizz and Tim want us to appreciate the legends and celebrate the culture, We still want to see everyone’s scorecard.

Screenshot your scores and send it to us to Fordentmag

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