The stress of the world is funny. There are so many things that don’t really matter, but we seem to fixate on the negative. I’m one of those people who gets very irritated easily and I’ve been trying to avoid jogging into heavy emotional states. Though it’s very difficult it is something we can all try to do better with. I hope your day is full of peace and prosperity, be well.
Zachy – Ransom
Zachy is one of those vastly underrated artists but with a major sound. His latest cut called “ransom” simply blew me away. I liken him to Frank, which is cliche as fuck, but it’s that tier of talent. His croons and subtle intricacies of the voice took this effort from just another loose release to a real foundational cut in an artist’s catalog. To put it simply, Zachy is continuously going to put out high-quality music with a pen that’s soon to be in high demand. Do yourself a favor and get acquainted with this legend above.
P Fire – Nope
This is P Fire‘s first time on our pages and this seems to be a heater on his hands. Entitled “Nope” this simple proclamation carries a strong dose of confidence. This Vegas-bred artist exudes confidence and doesn’t leave any stone unturned when dunking on his ex. This is a great example of some get-back for anyone going through relationship drama. P Fire does just that and floats atop this rambunxious instrumentation. Get hip to the waves above.
Babye Tone – NTS
Babye Tone is authentic as they come. He’s not trying to portray anything other than what he’s lived and this music showcases that. Aside from the fact that “NTS” is unafraid of his opposition and any trial that may be ahead in his path. The chaotic vocals pair well with the overall feeling of the song, meaning that leaning into a real performance of authentic emotion is shown from top to bottom. Tone has just that, a stunningly, disorienting tone that makes the ear pay attention to what it’s saying. He’s onto something, don’t sleep.
Bucky Malone – Lil Baby 2
Yet another excerpt from the book of Bucky. Wifi and Malone have linked over and over but it’s good to see a real vault of music being unveiled. The video for “Lil Baby 2 (Zaniyah)” is DIY greatness, and the shot with the mags scattered behind Bucky is cinematic brilliance. The bounce of this cut is unrelenting from the WifiGawd production setting the scene to Malone cutting the cadence up. Bucky is an underdog but has no problem with that, let that man cook.
