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Our Artists

Dive into full profiles, music, and visuals from Anotha Hit’s southern soul and hip hop roster.

Andre Lattimore is a Southern Soul artist from College Park, Georgia, who began singing in church. A gifted keyboardist, songwriter, and producer, he has spent a decade recording heartfelt music rooted in love, life, and faith. His authentic voice, soulful melodies, and Southern storytelling continue connecting with listeners everywhere today.

Lover Man Jay is a spectacular vocalist from Charlotte, North Carolina. After years of performing with various groups and bands, he moved to Atlanta in 2012 to jump-start his career. A songwriter and arranger, Jay blends Southern Soul with modern R&B. In 2025, he signed a multi-album deal with Anotha Hit Production and continues attracting devoted audiences on YouTube and various Streaming Platforms worldwide.

Whitte Nasty is a Birmingham, Alabama rapper whose commanding delivery and streetwise storytelling reflect a decade of dedication to hip-hop. Formerly signed to Interscope Records, he returned with renewed energy and released his breakout single “Party Pimpin” through Anotha Hit Production in 2026. Heavily influenced by Atlanta’s trap scene, his bold sound, charismatic style, and Southern swagger keeps him in heavy rotation across YouTube and Spotify while reaching new fans.

Artists

Every Anotha Hit artist brings a different story from the South—raw soul, street poetry, Sunday-morning choirs, and late-night clubs—blending heart, hustle, and Atlanta energy into southern soul and hip hop built to last.

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A close-up, photographic shot of a glossy black vinyl record labeled with a bold, abstract graphic design inspired by southern soul and hip hop, resting on a vintage wooden turntable with a dark walnut grain. The stylus hovers just above the grooves, reflecting a strip of cool blue LED light from the edge of a modern media console. In the blurred background, colorful CD cases and digital streaming icons glow faintly on a large wall-mounted screen. Soft, warm ambient lighting mixes with subtle neon highlights, creating a rich, nostalgic yet contemporary mood. Captured from an eye-level angle with shallow depth of field, the composition feels confident and dynamic, perfect for showcasing new releases and classic hits together.
A close-up, photographic shot of a glossy black vinyl record labeled with a bold, abstract graphic design inspired by southern soul and hip hop, resting on a vintage wooden turntable with a dark walnut grain. The stylus hovers just above the grooves, reflecting a strip of cool blue LED light from the edge of a modern media console. In the blurred background, colorful CD cases and digital streaming icons glow faintly on a large wall-mounted screen. Soft, warm ambient lighting mixes with subtle neon highlights, creating a rich, nostalgic yet contemporary mood. Captured from an eye-level angle with shallow depth of field, the composition feels confident and dynamic, perfect for showcasing new releases and classic hits together.
A dramatic, wide photographic view of an empty live performance stage in a small Atlanta club, featuring a glossy black drum kit, polished chrome mic stands, and a gleaming keyboard on a sturdy stand. The backdrop is a deep burgundy curtain with subtle folds, illuminated by angled spotlights casting sharp, geometric beams of magenta and gold. Thick speaker cabinets and subwoofers frame the scene, their textured surfaces catching slivers of light. A low-lying haze creates visible light rays, adding depth and energy. Shot from a low-angle perspective at the front of the stage, the composition feels bold and anticipatory, capturing the raw southern soul and hip hop atmosphere of a show moments before the music hits.
A sleek, modern recording console dominates a dimly lit Atlanta studio, its brushed metal faders, glowing LED meters, and backlit pads arranged in perfect symmetry. Thick acoustic foam panels in deep charcoal line the walls, and a glass window reveals a blurred vocal booth beyond with a suspended microphone silhouette. Neon accents in warm amber and electric purple wash across the gear, creating reflections on the polished black desk surface. Photographic realism, shot from a low, slightly angled perspective that emphasizes the power of the equipment. The lighting is dramatic and moody, with subtle rim light outlining each knob and fader, capturing a bold, high-energy southern soul and hip hop production vibe.

Highlights

Spin the records that define each artist—breakout singles, deep-cut favorites, remix packs, and heavyweight features—plus collabs that connect southern soul grit with modern hip hop bounce and Atlanta’s unstoppable pulse.

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