Everyone is good at something. According to the title of CeeTheWorld’s new album one of his many talents is making bad decisions. Though, Pretty Good At Bad Decisions may be one of the best decisions CeeTheWorld has made to date.

If one is going to go hard, the fourth quarter is undoubtedly the time to do it. CeeTheWorld must be pretty good at making good decisions as well, because the late October release of his new album Pretty Good At Bad Decisions was a brilliant choice.

Just weeks before COVID-19 brought the world to a standstill, CeeTheWorld made r’n’b fans swoon with the ballad “Imagine A Love”. Lovers of love songs went crazy and for a moment in time it seemed like the singer/songwriter could do no wrong. The nearly two year wait for the release of Pretty Good At Bad Decisions had people questioning the mega talented Chicagoan’s judgement. But in the spirit of understanding that everyone makes questionable choices every now and then, fans welcomed “Imagine A Love” back and it’s full length counterpart, for the first time, with open arms.

Obviously, CeeTheWorld’s decision making skill deserve more credit than he gives, because Pretty Good At Bad Decisions is 14 tracks of vibes. Despite his self proclaimed knack for making questionable choices, CeeTheWorld hand picked 14 of his best songs to date to deliver to his supporters. One of which is the new single “Ain’t Done (Hoe)”.

“Ain’t Done” is an apology of sorts to all the women CeeTheWorld wasn’t quite right with due to his desire to continue to life his best, non committed life. Reminiscent of Mario’s “Could You Be” or Jay-Z’s “Girls, Girls, Girls” CeeTheWorld lists the women and their lovable qualities and admits he was the problem.

The visual is almost more lovable the the song , featuring an aged CeeTheWorld reminiscing on all of the women he hurt. A bit of a who’s who, some of Chicago’s most beautiful and talented women make cameos in the “Ain’t Done” video.

Stream Pretty Good At Bad Decisions and watch “Ain’t Done” below.

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Releasing a project with no promo is either the greatest error an artist can make or the ultimate flex. One is inclined to believe for Chimeka it is definitely the latter. With no forewarning in the middle of the week Chimeka dropped Sex C like bomb.

Music is in a confused state, but Chimeka made it clear that she remains a staple on the Chicago music scene with Sex C. Just in time for cuffing season, the five track EP delivers vibes for the lovers. Though Sex C fails to meet the 15 minute mark, Chimeka reiterates that not only does she understand the assignment; she aces it every time.

Sex C has no features, but all in all the project lacks nothing. Chimeka worked with an all-star line up of producers including Law Beatz and Sunny Woodz.

Stream Sex C now.

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As rain swept through Chicago Wednesday night a small group of Chicago’s musically elite gathered at The Compound to be introduced to Torrence Lamont’s new album Aesthetics.

Lightning strikes couldn’t have been more befitting as Torrence Lamont played his album and explained the inspiration behind each song. The myth that Lightning next strikes twice in the same place was dispelled as Torrence Lamont rapped along with track after track, electrifying the room.

Aesthetics is properly titled as it is certainly work of art. Emotion evoking and personal to Torrence Lamont, Aesthetics is a 13 track compilation of lyricism and story telling in a style that could only be delivered by the South Side representative. Exploring a wide range of topics Torrence Lamont tapped in Law Beatz to create a sound that could easily be described as unforgettable.

Torrence Lamont opened up on this album in a way he hadn’t on previous projects and his vulnerability was met with approval as some Chicago’s most notable took turns praising the artist for letting his fan in for a real look at his life.

Aesthetic also features vocals from Aye’ziz and Audrey V., as well as lyricism from Panamera P. and a host of others. There’s much to be said about an album with many features, but the artist still shines. Torrence Lamont is far from lost, despite the number of top tier artists who lent their talents to his latest release.

Listen to Aesthetics, available now.

Versatility seems to be the name of the game in an industry as ever-changing as music. One artist who inevitably has a handle on that is Dev Walker. The multitalented Chicagoan tends to win over the ladies, but his new single “Ain’t Gone Change” can solely be described as ghetto gospel.

Released today, “Ain’t Gon Change” is only for the real. Those who pride themselves on staying ten toes down will undoubtedly relate. Though it’s only a minute and 47 seconds, Dev Walker not only got his point across but made someone feel it as well.

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Society would have people believe that black men don’t feel. Time and time again Slitta dispelled that myth, pouring his soul out on record after record. His most recent release Pain is the ultimate display of Slitta’s ability to verbalize the feelings most just can’t seem to put into words.

The self proclaimed trap angel left it all in the record with Pain. For Pain, Slitta used his wide range of talents to expose the parts of street life rarely discussed by society. Slitta discusses the vulnerable side of street life including falling in love, falling victim to those who were supposed to be loyal, and what it’s really like to lose loved ones.

Though Pain covers a variety of topics, in typical Slitta fashion each is covered masterfully, leaving nothing to be desired. Slitta reminded the world yet again that he is not to be put in a box playing role after role in the creation of Pain. Slitta contributed all of the lyrical and vocal talent to Pain and produced a number of songs. All Day, JTK, and Hearon Trackz are among other producers who lent product to the project.

The project’s lead single “Feelings” is highly indicative of what to expect from Pain. Heartfelt and vulnerable, “Feelings” examines a range of emotions. The visual allows the lyrics to takes fans on a journey through those emotions with Slitta, connecting in ways not previously explored.

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Chicago seems to get colder daily. With the temperature in the single digits for Valentine’s Day weekend every lone will be looking for ways to stay warm. While singles may needs a warm blanket and a fire, lovers need look no further.

Multitalented Chicagoan Dev Walker has taken it upon himself to avenge r’n’b and is using Valentine’s Day weekend to launch his attack. Dev Walker took to social media to announce the release of his new single “One Love” and listeners are certain to swoon.

To describe “One Love” as an easy listen would be insufficient. Dev Walker’s vocals are smoother than ever and lyrics will make listeners want to be in love, at least for a little while. A serious deviation from the “trap soul” that has grown ever popular as of late, One Love” is real r’n’b.

Dev Walker has been adamant that 2021 is going to different. If “One Love” is any indication of how he’s coming let’s just call 2021 his year and save everyone some time. “One Love” is available now.

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