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Calling it his proudest work yet, California native Junoflo dropped his latest album "Statues" on January 9th. The 26-year-old Korean-American rapper is signed to South Korean label FeelGhood Music. He's been a contestant on the popular Show Me The Money competition series, and his previous EP, "Only Human," dropped in March of 2018. Now back with a full-length project-- the album "Statues" includes 12-tracks of melodic flow, with a standout on "Palm Trees," and a Latin track - "La Familia." Junoflo flexes with his official music video on YouTube for title track "Statues," which was also uploaded on January 9th. Features on the album include BoA, G2, Bibi and DJ Zo. We also get to hear labelmate Yoonmirae yelling at Junoflo at the end of his song "Monday Blues." View this post on Instagram Thank you guys for being patient 기다려줘서 다들 너무 고마워요 🖤lo...

New York City rapper Flowsik is back at it again. This time he's hitting the streets of Harlem for a music video shoot. On Saturday, May 26, the East Coast artist known for his guttural flow, invited fans on Twitter to a video shoot on Frederick Douglass Boulevard in Harlem, NY, at 3 p.m. He wrote that it was "gonna be a movie." The next day, the Korean-American fresh off his double release collaboration with rapper/singer Jessi, shared videos on Instagram of the action that had taken place, which included a scene of Flowsik in the street with bikers circling him, and then a clip of police on the set. Responding to fans in the comments section, he says officers showed up just to make sure everything was okay. He also says the shoot was for a music video (in the comments). Check out the posts below. No word yet on what song this video will be for. Meanwhile, Flowsik (Jay Pak), is also gearing up for a mini-tour in Europe. The former Aziatix member and Sho...