The ATL, by way of VA rapper, ATM Curly, is looking to turn up this summer. Following his popular single “Ride With Me,” the slick-talking emcee is ready o pop back out with some heat. His newest video for “Taking That Risk” is an ode to Lil Durk’s popular single “No Auto Durk.” The chilling instrumental was perfect for Curly to show his prowess as a rapper. 
The visual shows Curly in a classic UNC Michael Jordan jersey flexing in an Atlanta studio with a wad of cash. The confidence is clearly there because he knows that this is just the warm-up. Curly is slated to drop a slew of singles this summer leading up to his next project. Be sure to tune in and check out his previous work to prepare for ATM Curly season. You can tell when an artist is ready to level up. This seems to be his time. 

Watch the HD clip for “Taking That Risk” below via YouTube.

Prolific Florida based 9-piece collective seeyousoon continue to make strides forward with the reveal of their latest firey rap-meets-pop cut, “Faster Please.” Arriving with a video showcasing the diverse chemistry existing among the collective, “Faster Please” further cements seeyousoon as one of the most exciting groups to emerge as of late. Speaking on the track, they state:

“We wrote “Faster Please” in the middle of quarantine. We hadn’t been together to work on music for a few months so it felt like this song really jumped out of us. It speaks to how much we love the early 2000’s hip-hop that influenced all of us in one way or another.” – seeyousoon

The track arrives following news that seeyousoon will be making their European debut this summer at All Points East in London and Lowlands Festival in The Netherlands, with more shows imminent. seeyousoon had a big debut in 2020, their 14-track album VIDÉ picking up widescale support from The FADER, Pigeons & Planes, COLORS, The Joe Budden podcast and more. With plenty more on the way this year, you’d be wise to keep a close eye on seeyousoon. Look out for more soon.

“My upcoming EP is called Love and Pain. It’s about working out the balance between nurturing a relationship with someone I love while pushing forward with my ambitions in music. The project was created with a guerrilla style approach during the pandemic. The isolation occurred at the same time that I was going through a break up so I created three songs that speak to the love I had and three more about dealing with the loss.” –  B.V.M

Check out his newest single “Unrecognizable” out now on all platforms & watch the music video on YouTube.