Last year was a good one for OnCue and 2012 is proving to be even more fruitful. During 2011, the Hartford-born MC dropped a career-changing project in Can’t Wait, worked with Mike Posner & Just Blaze and moved mountains with his interchangeable delivery. Now, Cuey has kicked off our relatively fresh 365 with “Rich Kid,” Read the rest of this entry »

After a year of drying up ink pens on his end and months of waiting on ours, OnCue has finally let go of his highly-anticipated Can’t Wait project. Everything we’ve heard thus far has been nothing short of moving, with an equal amount of uplifting odes to self-empowerment (“Feel Tall”) and dwelling cuts of doubt (“Better Than Before”), and now the full project is here to pull them all together. Read the rest of this entry »

American explorer John Finley once said, “Maturity of mind is the capacity to endure uncertainty.” And, as the days dwindle until the release of OnCue’s Can’t Wait project on November 16th, that’s the sentiment the NY MC wants to exude amidst his dimly-lit video for “Better Than Before.” Read the rest of this entry »

Many times, we intro our pieces with quotes from the featured songs. When listening to OnCue’s new single “All The Way,” there was a good handful I told myself to lead with. Read the rest of this entry »

If you’ve ever been to both Nashville and/or this very website, you probably know PhatKaps is one of Music City’s premier destinations for anyone immersed in Hip-Hop fashion and culture. One group well aware of this gem is Bean Town trio, The Dean’s List, who recently shut down the shoe sanctuary to shoot the video for their OnCue-assisted “All Systems Go.” Read the rest of this entry »

After a few grueling months, OnCue and director Adam Ross have wrapped-up production on the CT kid’s video to his chin-raising banger, “Feel Tall.” The final product finds the multi-faceted rapper/singer and Michael-Cera look-alike playfully poking fun at the identity crisis rappers face when they are judged based strictly on their looks, Read the rest of this entry »

“I’m cool with Katy Perry hooks and my Canibus verses/ As long as y’all open up your wallets and purchase…” One of OnCue’s best assets as an artist is that he’s open about his character. Read the rest of this entry »

Appearance is everything. It’s the reason why so many people will get overly dressed up to go to a club in hopes of their appearance opening doors – both literally and figuratively – it, in most cases, wouldn’t. The same thing somewhat applies to the Internet and gaining momentum. With the millions of tapes and “free albums” released each day, Read the rest of this entry »

OnCue linked up with TPPS & IllRoots to present Cueyfornication. Sounds familiar right? That’s because it’s based around the music of Red Hot Chili Peppers with Connecticut’s OnCue doing the rapping with a score of producers sampling RHCP’s sounds. Hit the break for the business. Read the rest of this entry »