Bro Tunes: The Cave Boys

Is this, or is this not, a match made in heaven? In this edition of Bro Tunes, The Cave Boys meet The BroCave.

These white boys come straight out of none other than Hip-Hop USA, Keene, New Hampshire. But with all seriousness, these guys have shown a lot of promise, effort, and potential since I first started listening to them a month or so ago. In return for their hard work, they were recently awarded "Best College Rappers" by The Campus Socialite.

Check out three favorite songs by the Cave Boy Crew, Life's Good, Change the World, and Learn to Fly (Feat. Erene Glimenakis). Find their album, "Now Boarding", sponsored on DatPiff, music videos on YouTube, and become a fan of the duo on Facebook.

Natural, distinctive, inspiring; these are just a few words to describe The Cave Boys. The two from UNH are just a couple of regular Cave Bros doing what they love, and you've gotta respect them, at least check them out for that.

Plus, don't forget to take a peek at up and comer Erene Glimenakis, who's featured in Learn to Fly. It's not the everyday bro listen, but she has definitely got talent.

Bro Tunes: Cam Meekins Edition

Over the past few months, rapper Cam Meekins has been making his mark in the music world through both his free downloads online, and performing as an opening act for Chris Webby.  The high schooler has been rapping since 6th grade, and the practice is proving to pay off.  Cam has already released three mixtapes, the first of which was self-produced, proving his commitment to the game.  As a promising talent under the broad wing of the well-recognized Matty Trump, the possibilities are endless for this young artist.  Find Cam's beats for free on DatPiff, Youtube, and make sure to follow him on Facebook.  To name just a few, some of my personal favorites include "Just Like You" (above), "My Baby",  and "Never Givin In".  Check it out Bros.

Bro Tunes: Hoodie Allen Edition

Bros, I introduce to you, Hoodie Allen.  He's at the point in his career where he has a solid following in his region, but hasn't yet reached his full potential of being heard by much of the United States.  The first time I heard a few of his songs, including these first two, I honestly wasn't quite sure what I thought.  But as the shuffle on my recently added playlist kept playing Hoodie Allen, his songs have gotten burned deep in my head, and my friends that hear me play Hoodie.

For the first time, I'm going to add more than one song to a Bro Tunes post, just because I like this artist that much, and I can't decide which track is my favorite.  His music can be found for free on DatPiff, his YouTube channel, or directly on his website.  So here are the three songs, "You Are Not a Robot", "Dreams Up", and "Swimming With Sharks" (a remix of a "Shark in the Water", by VV Brown, a very catchy tune), enjoy.  Join the Hoodie Allen movement today.

Bro Tunes: Demps Edition

Massachusetts soon may have another rap talent to rival Sammy Adams, aka "Boston's Boy".  New England's newest breakthrough artist is known as Demps.  His first mixtape, Campus Dead Beat, can be found buzzin' all over the Internet, or more specifically at this link on DatPiff who sponsored the beats.  However, Demps just got his new single "I Got it" featured on iTunes.  If you like what you're hearing, buy and download a copy of the song directly from his fresh new site at http://thisisdemps.com/ in the store section.  Catch him early and spread the word, Demps will be seeing the green in the near future, and you're lucky you can say that you were a part of it.