Rising American rapper FreakyGunz shares his real-life experience through the eloquent and inspiring lyrical illustrations of his beat-driven hip hop collection.
Annapolis, Jan 12, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - The genre of hip hop has a distinctive rhythmic flow that makes it stand out in the crowd. The groovy beats of hip hop numbers entertain at the same time convey the message of the artists to the audience. Eminent independent American rapper FreakyGunz has opened up a whole new horizon for the genre with his unique and versatile rhythmic approach. He has recently dished out masterpieces like 'Intro' and 'Pain' from the EP 'Undisputed Talent'. The other two hits from the EP 'Easy Way Out' and 'Rip' also shine brightly with hard-hitting beats and sublime lyrical wordplay.
Hailing from Wyandanch, New York, the naturally talented artist developed a passion for music-making from a very young age. Using the genre of rap as a way to express his emotions, he comes up with the most original and honest soundscape in the indie hip hop scene. Fuelled by his inner pain and personal experiences, the prolific rapper transforms his raw thoughts into meaningful lyrical ballads. His music has been inspiring the listeners to follow their dreams by battling against their inner turmoil and obstacles in life.
Influenced by the works of 2Pac, Jadakiss, Dave East, Lil Wayne, And Lil Baby 4PF, FreakyGunz has thoroughly maintained both the rhythmic and rhyming quality in his compositions. His hottest creations, 'Intro', 'Pain', 'Easy Way Out', and 'Rip' offer a dynamic sequence of electrifying beats incorporated with his penetrating vocal performance. The artist is now working on his upcoming project Undisputed Talent 2.0. Follow him on Spotify and Instagram to stay updated about the next projects.
Listen to FreakyGunz's tracks on Spotify :
https://open.spotify.com/track/6GWMe76Jp5PaRCNoH8uMcd
https://open.spotify.com/track/1Lss42mKNDRlGfi3MBAXB0
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