Hartford CT artist Esco Crack returns with the official “Dog Barkin” music video, bringing his fashion, personality and lifestyle-driven approach to the new visual.
Hartford CT artist Esco Crack returns with the official “Dog Barkin” music video, bringing his fashion, personality and lifestyle-driven approach to the new visual.
Bronx artist Big Dreamss sits down with 2TYME to discuss his upbringing, independent grind, growing catalog, collaborations, visual direction and the legacy he wants to build.
Bridgeport artist Christian Kennedy is taking the next step in his career after joining the BossMan Dlow and Yung Miami Mction Party Tour. In an exclusive interview with 2TYME Media, Kennedy discusses representing Connecticut, his music, and his goal of one day headlining a tour of his own.
Originally from Jamaica, Kyash.D is bringing authentic dancehall to Connecticut with his latest singles, "1 Chip City" and "Just Time." Learn more about his journey and what's next in this exclusive 2TYME interview.
YoungRayBeats continues his consistent run with Project Babies featuring Scooby Stackz, a collaboration that highlights Connecticut's growing music scene, East Coast chemistry, and the importance of building through genuine creative partnerships.
Hartford artist Shotta Nay has officially released his debut single “Popped,” a melodic and reflective track that blends pain, perseverance, and confidence while introducing listeners to one of Connecticut's emerging artists.
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Looking for a high-paying career without spending four years in college? From electricians and CNC machinists to insurance claims adjusters and commercial truck drivers, Connecticut offers a variety of careers with strong earning potential. Here's a look at 10 of the highest-paying jobs in Connecticut that typically don't require a college degree in 2026.
PRIVE Hartford officially opened its doors in downtown Hartford following the rebrand from EXIT, introducing a redesigned nightlife experience, upgraded interior, and a renewed vision for Connecticut nightlife. The grand opening marked a new chapter for Hartford’s nightlife scene as ownership looks to elevate the city’s entertainment culture.
Manchester, CT artist The Real Goonie Jay is bringing a free car giveaway to Ryan’s Sports Bar on April 25 as he celebrates the release of Calculated Risk with a hometown charity event.
Brianna Maia is named 2TYME R&B Artist of the Year 2025 after a year of steady releases and continued presence in Connecticut’s independent music scene.
Mazicoke Girl is named Female Artist of the Year at the 2TYME Awards 2025, recognized for her steady presence and strong support throughout Connecticut’s music community.
DJ FMCT wins Producer of the Year at the 2TYME Awards 2025 after contributing to Lil Durk’s Deep Thoughts and continuing a run of certified production credits.
Frankie Fire earns Director of the Year at the 2TYME Awards 2025, securing the honor for a second time after a year of consistent visuals across Connecticut and national artists, backed by strong fan support.
Showly and Tye Henney’s “CT’s Finest,” directed by KattBurgundy, wins Music Video of the Year at the 2TYME Awards 2025 with clean cinematic shots, strong fan support, and over 29,000 YouTube views.
Dead by 5AM by Tye Henney and Showly takes home Project of the Year at the 2TYME Awards 2025. The 13-track release blended Connecticut and New York collaborations, surpassed 100,000 independent streams, and carried its momentum to a packed Webster Underground Theater performance.
Tye Henney from New Haven, CT, takes home Male Rapper of the Year at the 2TYME Awards 2026. After a breakout year with projects like SOS and the collaborative Dead by 5AM with Showly, plus headlining shows and topping the 2TYME Power Rankings, Henney proved why he’s one of Connecticut’s top rappers.