Making a debut appearance on Rap Fiesta's platform, Coyote Forest and his latest single, "Scared of Rejection" bring a wavy, easy-going listening experience worth investing time in. The Phoenix, Arizona native pours relatable feelings into the textured rhythm, ensuring you instantly connect with his style. The artist has been making music for about five years. And throughout this time, Coyote Forest was able to find his sound and really sink into the airy, ethereal style. As a result, "Scared of Rejection" carries these...
N'Shai Iman and her latest single, "Can't Take It" bring an alluring, wavy vibe to Rap Fiesta's platform. The song wraps you in an addicting R&B beat that's heightened by N'Shai Iman's incredible vocals. From start to finish, "Can't Take It" will mesmerize and leave you wanting more from N'shai Iman. The Columbus, Ohio, singer/songwriter started making music in 2018. And while she's had to change her stage name a couple of times throughout her career, N'Shai Iman's passion and love for...
If you haven't heard of Nayely yet, Rap Fiesta is here to introduce you. The Boston musician and her latest single, "Powerful", delicately blend R&B and hip-hop to create an aesthetic you have to experience to fully appreciate. Nayely has been writing for as long as she can remember. While she initially started writing poetry Nayely eventually began composing songs at the age of 14, and had dropped her first song by the age of 18. Since releasing her first track, Nayely has only improved, finding...
Rap Fiesta's hype to welcome rising rapper Lil Nexus and his single, "I'm Back", to the scene. The two-and-a-half-minute song features the rapper's flawless bars, an addicting hook, and a rhythm you'll never get sick of, regardless of how many times you listen to the song. The Milwaukee-based rapper has been pursuing music seriously for five years. However, during our interview, Lil Nexus described having a passion for music his entire life. While listening to "I'm Back," Lil Nexus's enthusiasm and love for music...
