In an era when hip hop is deemed to be lacking in versatility and creativity, Washington, DC based artist StreetRockka delivers his electrifying, full length, self-titled debut that critics are calling a musical masterpiece. While many of today’s artist are hoping aboard the “what is today’s sound” train that seems to be killing the true meaning of what an artist really is, StreetRockka born Jovan Antonio and raised in the bullet-riddled-drug-infested streets of Southeast DC takes us on an intoxicatingly fresher than fresh roller coaster ride through eclectic heaven. His tantalizingly melodic filled production takes you from electronic themed songs like “Mirrors” and “American Girls,” to rock influenced anthems such as “Music,” “Rockstar,” and “Who is U.” Then there’s “Spaceship,” a futuristic, outer planetary track that captivates the minds of true hip hop heads with meaningful and witty lyrics painted over a dazzling array of pianos, drums, and mesmerizing percussions. Of course it doesn’t stop there. The cutting edge album is broiling with genuine flavor like the drum heavy club killer “What’s Up,” to the controversial pop-rock collective song “Lust.” The self-described Future of Music explodes on the scene with a prominent and irresistible new sound geared towards opening the minds of music lovers worldwide. Once in a while, the universe paints a vivid picture to our imagination and defines what a musical genius looks like.