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whiterosemoxie Shares “girls die,” a Brooding, Beat-Shifting Banger
whiterosemoxie has an omnivorous sonic appetite, absorbing sounds from varied regions and genres to express his emotionally complex hip-hop. Teaming up with producer Jay Cribbs for his latest heartfelt single, the 20-year-old artist shares “girls die,” a poignant and powerful ballad, with a video going live at 2pm ET. The song starts with moxie displaying his breathy and powerful vocal tone (unadorned by any effects) over Jay Cribbs’ gentle acoustic guitar strums, before the song explodes into a stark, bass-heavy soundscape giving new context to the simple chord progression. The song takes inspiration from a mysterious tweet by Young Thug, using a macabre metaphor to describe the uncertainty and wistfulness that often accompanies life’s great transitions.
whiterosemoxie explains the inspiration behind “girls die”: “Me and Cribbs were having one of those cook up every day all day months and I was fresh off of tour with Riz La Vie. My girl was away at school and I was feeling the distance now that I wasn’t so busy. I walked in the studio and Cribbs was playing the guitar and it matched so well with the way I was feeling. We instantly caught a vibe and figured out the hook together, and I wrote the verses. A couple days later he sent me the new version with it sped up, and i knew we had something super special. ‘girls die’ is the feeling of going from familiar to unfamiliar. From in love to single, high school to college, 19 to 20, from college to your first job. That feeling of reset that is so bittersweet.”
Producer Jay Cribbs describes the recording process: “This record was honestly probably the earliest song in the process of making the HUMAN BEHAVIOR album. I was in the beginning stages of learning how to play the guitar, so when Moxie and I got in a session that day I knew I had to try out what I learned. Once I laid down the chords, the melody just really came naturally.”
Directed by Keenan Wetzel and edited by Shane Ford, the video for “girls die” is as direct as the song and packs a similar emotional punch. A contemplative moxie ruminates on his relationship on a crisp autumn day in his hometown of Detroit, his emotions overcoming him as the beat kicks in. Live at 2pm ET today, “girls die” is the latest in a line of striking visuals from the upcoming album HUMAN BEHAVIOR, following clips for the unapologetic “Wayside” and the striking “whts rght.”
After more than a year of traveling and working with various artists and producers in different cities, whiterosemoxie decided to return to Detroit and lock in with his closest collaborators to tell the story that manifests on his debut full length album. On HUMAN BEHAVIOR, Moxie gets deeply personal to talk about themes of love, loss, excess, addiction, violence, ego, exuberance, desperation, and joy, and while the stories are Moxie’s own, his songwriting is at its best when other kids see themselves in his work. More than a musical diary that tracks the varied experiences of a 20 year-old navigating life as an artist in Detroit, HUMAN BEHAVIOR is focused examination of how difficult it can be to determine whether or not we are in control of or actually controlled by the forces in our lives. HUMAN BEHAVIOR arrives later this year via 300 Entertainment.
whiterosemoxie has established himself as one of the most ambitious and forward-thinking rising artists in the game today. The young artist has generated over 30 million streams across platforms to date, including over 12 million on his first-ever release “whitegold.” Though he built his audience during the pandemic, he’s an astonishing live performer, showing off his live chops at festivals like Rolling Loud Miami and HIVE Music Festival, and recently thrilling his hometown crowd at halftime of a Detroit Pistons game. Most recently, Moxie showed his range on his recent Habits EP, a melodic 7-track effort that stretched his vocal skills and featured guest appearances from BIGBABYGUCCI and Daboat.
Always working, but never out of ideas, whiterosemoxie looks to make a major impact with his upcoming HUMAN BEHAVIOR. Stay tuned for more music and more details about the project.
In the mid-2000s, Don Trip was one of hip-hop’s most inferior lyricists of the era. Hailing from Memphis, he has created a career that spans decades with his soulful contemporary rap style. Today, while promoting his new album, Hell’s Kitchen, the veteran recording artist previews his latest body of work with a live performance for the album-cut called “Say Less.”
“Say Less” is a impactful track that compliments Don Trip’s signature style as he tells a story about paper chasing. Telling the haters to refocus their attention to wonder why he only talks about money, Don Trip keeps it short and sweet when conversations with the time wasters. From beginning to end, Don Trip is slick, charming, and confident on “Say Less,” and will have fans rushing to his new album eager to hear more.
Hell’s Kitchen is Don Trip’s third album of 2023. Following The Devil You Know and Long Live Pif, the latest album includes breakout singles “Kitchen On Fire,” “Return To Sender,” and “The Outsiders.” Don Trip’s latest release is the perfect origin point for the next generation of rap fans as he currently draws over 101,000 monthly listeners on Spotify.
Watch the live performance of “Say Less” below, and afterward, feel free to follow Don Trip on social media.
Viral emerging RNB artist LAW, aka Ladies Always Win, is back with a compelling record that’s sure to catch the ears of RNB lovers. She gracefully releases her highly-anticipated single “Wawa” featuring 2KBaby, as the two show and prove what it looks like when New York and Louisville link up. This new single follows a summer filled with remarkable milestones for LAW, including her exclusive appearance via On The Radar, amassing over 1 million followers on TikTok, and a breathtaking live rendition of her single “Why Me”, that left her audience in awe.
This new record is the perfect finale to LAW’s “Summer of Law” campaign that began in July. Her previous hits, including “Switch It Up,” “Buss It Down,” and “Act Like You Know,” have garnered widespread attention and solidified her position as an artist on the rise.
“Wawa” takes its name from the iconic convenience chain and weaves a narrative of chance encounters and immediate attraction. The track’s lyrics beautifully capture the essence of a serendipitous meeting between two people that can merge their paths. The collaboration between LAW and 2KBaby isn’t just about two artists coming together; it’s about two regions, New York and Louisville, joining forces to create something magical. Each artist brings their unique perspective and influences to the table, resulting in a track that celebrates the best of both worlds.
For more information about LAW and updates on her music follow LAW on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube.
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lawandmusic?lang=en
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawandmusic/
Just before he makes his debut performance at T-Mobile Center alongside Juicy J and That Mexican OT this weekend for the Major Cannabis Expo, Kye Colors‘ connects with in-house creative director Kendu for a small screen interpretation of the Shaq Gonzoe, Pierre Mathieu-Lanca, and Will Steller produced skate anthem “GLIDE.”
Serving as the first offering from the Missouri musician’s forthcoming ‘COLORMAN: GREEN’ project, the visual to the feel-good single was preceded by ‘COLORMAN: YELLOW’ and ‘COLORMAN: RED.’ “Going to the skating rink is one of my favorite pastimes. This is my first official skate song, but it’s also self-motivating for me to go out and show how much I want it,” says the LVRN (home to Summer Walker, 6lack, DSVN, Westside Boogie, etc.) managed recording artist.
J’Kye Slatton PKA Kye Colors is a rapper and producer from the south side of Kansas City. Showcasing his passion for music from an early age, Kye began writing songs as early as age 5, often using crayons as his instrument of choice. Today, Kye has evolved into a vibrant and innovative artist, weaving intricate stories and evocative melodies into each captivating cut. Following a sync on Peacock’s original series Bel-Air and his partnership alongside ATL music powerhouse Love Renaissance (@LVRN) in conjunction with Wasteland Records, the talented Hip-Hop act is poised to be your favorite artist’s favorite artist.
Watch the music video for “GLIDE” and stream the official audio on your DSP of choice via Wasteland Records/Venice Music below.
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