In this segment we’re giving life to the leagues of music being dropped every week during this trying, yet, interestingly enough, personal time. We at Nefarious Supply want you guys to always have a new underground project or creator, either on your mind, on your playlist, or on your feed in some way, shape or form. In this instance, we’re doing this on an episodic basis and deciding to write on all the new music coming in through this station, five tracks at a time.
Our first episode sees artists like Charlie Monroe and Tromac Pineapple make a comeback into our rotation, as well as Rosery Hills, along with some new contenders, such as Cadeem LaMarr, and the Underdog gang from up in the North.
Let’s dive in. 😈
Dory
Dory is Cadeem LaMarr’s first time on the Nefarious blog, crashing with hard-hitting 808s and bass drums, meshing together for an overall heavy banger. The song features a familiar face within the DMV’s underground scene, Tromac Pineapple, as well as fellow underground artist, Vlad. The lyricism is heavy at certain parts and light on others, however, the flow is always changing the vibe is consistent. The three meld into the veins of the track and ride every change in production like a surfboard to water. We can’t wait to hear more from Cadeem.
Storm
Staying within the streets of the DMV, we check in on Charlie Monroe, a veteran interviewee and an upcoming trap artist in the area. Her new track Storm, Charlie simply has fun and asserts her dominance as an artist and individual within her community. She raps about her wealth, her focus, her apprehensiveness for to much attention, and her need to always secure her bag.
Vibe with You / Takes Two Outro
Rosery Hills slows things down with this sensual and submerged outro, letting the production swell and encompass his voice like a blanket. He sings about a girl and their compatibility, as well as their ability to vibe through everything. The second half of the track strikes and strikes deep. The more staccato-esque beat is only further amalgamated by Rosery’s confident line “To tango girl, it takes two.”, he talks of a summer night, getting drunk, going home with a girl, and I’m sure you know the rest. This is a fan favorite track of ours, by far.
OK
OK is the new track produced by Fabestar and written by Underdog’s heavy hitter, Black$tar, featuring other top UDE dogs, Mayal and Kuya. The three endlessly switch between verses, throwing never-ending, no-look, lyrical alley-oops to the next player. The three swim well in the same pool and dominate the production in their own unique way. It is a light-hearted bouncy, head-bopper that makes you wanna move.
Highway
Highway is much less a song, and more so just beautiful production. The beat was created by beatsbycryptic and houses instruments such as 808s, violin, what seems to be a sitar-esque string instrument being plucked and many more. The melody, undertone, and beat production are amazing and deserves to be on the list purely off of its infectiousness alone. Be sure to hear more from beatsbycryptic on our blog!
