New York, NY – (January XX, 2025) — For Bronx-born, Miami-based artist Karma

Nova, music isn’t just a calling—it’s her weapon, story, and revolution. Her latest single,

“Do That Sh*t”—out now via Karma Nova Records—features the legendary Miami

production and songwriting duo Cool & Dre, showcasing her raw energy and

unmistakable gift. As a single mother unshakably dedicated to her passion, the next-up

talent is reviving old-school hip-hop with a message, forging her place as a formidable

force in the music world and beyond.

“Do That Sh*t” puts Karma Nova’s bold, unapologetic style front and center. With a

reimagined spin on 2 Hyped Brothers & A Dog’s ’90s classic “Doo Doo Brown,”

Cool & Dre transform the iconic Miami bass track into a modern-day earworm. The

track’s heavy bassline, pounding 808s, and frenetic rhythm set the stage for Karma’s

raw hooks and provocative lyricism—so powerful that rap heavyweight Busta Rhymes

labeled her a “genius.” Lines like, “Don’t be trynna come for me when I’m just getting

money / You gotta walk bigger shoes just to get like me / You gotta open LLCs just to

take your seat,” cement her as an attention-demanding voice.

Born and raised in The Bronx, NY, Karma Nova moved to Miami six years ago to

pursue her sonic aspirations. With her younger brother’s encouragement, she stepped

into the studio for the first time, full of promise but determined to hone her craft and find

her voice. Since then, she has earned her stripes at Cool & Dre; Dre’s studios, recording

alongside legends like Busta Rhymes and Fat Joe. Known for her deep, throaty vocals

and bold, unapologetic style, Karma has already left her mark, including a standout

feature on Fat Joe’s latest project. Her six-track collaboration with Cool & Dre has

already amassed 2 million streams and counting, exemplifying her status as a rising

star in the music industry.

Outside the studio, Karma Nova is devoted to giving back, partnering with The Child

Hunger Project to fight global child hunger. As a single mother, she’s passionate about

supporting children and empowering single moms, using her platform to inspire those

facing adversity. Drawing from her own struggles, Karma proves it’s possible to rise

above hardship and is determined to help others find hope and avoid the pain she’s

experienced.

With her EP set to drop this year, Karma Nova is ready to take her seat at hip-hop’s

head table. “I’m not just making music—I’m making my mark,” she says. And with the

momentum of “Do That Sh*t” and an auspicious upcoming performance at New York

Fashion Week, there’s no doubt she’s doing just that.

Stream Karma Nova, Cool & Dre – “Do That Sh*t”

Watch the Official Music Video for “Do That Sh*t”

For More Information on Karma Nova:

Website: www.karmanova.com

Instagram: @_karma_nova

YouTube: KarmaNovaNation

TikTok: @karmanovanation

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Jake Crates
Jake Crates, Music journalist and industry consultant focused on talent discovery, artist development, and cultural storytelling.

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