New Music: Kie Money Adds Another Worthy Regional Anthem With "Welcome to Broward County"

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Listen to "Welcome to Broward County" at least twice, says Kie Money

​When it comes to making a regional song into a global phenomenon, gotta hand it to Jay-Z. "Empire State of Mind" isn't disappearing from the airwaves any time soon  (although we're partial to his "Brooklyn's Finest" featuring Notorious B.I.G.). Something about shouting out the names on a map over a thumping beat is the sort of thing that is tailor-made for live hip-hop. The crowd can't help but love it.

Enter Pompano Beach's Kie Money, a speedy lyricist who has the 954 on his mind and in his heart, and his fresh track "Welcome to Broward County." Currently streaming at 954 Hip-Hop, the track manages to pack Tamarac, Margate, Sunrise, and load of other South Florida concrete jungles where dreams are made.