New Orleans rapper Allen B proves his realness by creating songs inspired by different sonic influences and nothing sounds catchier than his diligent rap.
Rancho San Diego, California Feb 24, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Best known for his creation of the performing art-form Alter ego in 2006, an artist who has made 2021 his best year so far is Allen B and there's no sign of the artist slowing down anytime soon. The artist's ability to mix catchy verses and fast flow mark him as a skilled rapper and his talent has been well pinned in all his single releases. Each song encapsulates the rapper's gritty flow and his unwillingness to succumb to the set rules of the genre. The artist believes in portraying his versatility that further laments him as a multi-dimensional artist.
The talented artist has been putting out music extensively and has recently released three new singles that uphold his prolificness even more powerfully. 'Funky Pluto', 'Still Hungry', and 'Lovecraft Country' hit hard as the artist impressively narrates the story of his life but gives enough space for the listener to derive new meaning. The songs are intriguing and let one ponder on some meaningful questions based on social issues. Dropping the perfect project to outline his intricate delivery, the artist uses melodies from hip-hop, soul, jazz, and EDM to envelop his records.
Based out of New Orleans, Allen B has crafted the songs 'Funky Pluto', 'Still Hungry', and 'Lovecraft Country' under the label AE MUSIQ LLC and has been producing music for over ten years. His music allows everyone to groove to the rhythms and can now be heard fully on Spotify, YouTube, and Soundcloud. Follow him on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook for more details.
Please visit here to listen to the songs of Allen B :
https://open.spotify.com/track/1Fm65WUKGKXOFKx7EKRhGA
https://open.spotify.com/track/1EQbdGDWuenh4jw8V7wKm3
https://open.spotify.com/track/4hPQrqQac4ycyJJcD4hIZX
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