Trevour Amunga crafts a diverse & dynamic Hip-Hop journey on EP, "Akira's Blues"
In his latest EP, "Akira's Blues," artist Trevour Amunga takes listeners on a dynamic journey through the vibrant landscape of modern hip-hop. Drawing inspiration from an eclectic array of influences including Kendrick Lamar, OutKast, Sade, and Young Thug, Amunga delivers a collection of tracks that are as diverse as they are captivating.
Recorded primarily at Golden Impala Studios in Los Angeles, with one track, "My Cousin Housee," recorded in his bedroom, "Akira's Blues" showcases Amunga's versatility as both a lyricist and a producer. With Darius Porter handling the mixing and mastering duties and MBWAV providing the production, each track on the EP boasts a polished and professional sound that perfectly complements Amunga's distinctive style.
Clocking in at just under 7 and a half minutes, "Akira's Blues" wastes no time in making its mark. The EP kicks off with the infectious energy of "Candy Paint," a track that sets the tone with its bright and modern production. Amunga's lyrical prowess takes center stage as he effortlessly navigates the beat with his smooth flow and clever wordplay.
Transitioning seamlessly into "My Cousin Housee," Amunga showcases his versatility as an artist, delivering a more laid-back vibe while still maintaining the EP's energetic momentum. The track's intimate production, combined with Amunga's introspective lyrics, creates a captivating atmosphere that draws listeners in and leaves them wanting more.
Rounding out the EP is "Brixton 3d," a standout track that exemplifies Amunga's ability to blend diverse influences into a cohesive and compelling sound. With its infectious beats and hypnotic melodies, "Brixton 3d" is a testament to Amunga's talent as both a storyteller and a musician.
As he continues to hone his craft and push the boundaries of the genre, one thing is clear: Trevour Amunga is an artist to watch. These are three excellent songs that seemingly provide the perfect intro to an artist still on the rise. We love it and want everyone out there to click those links below to listen and follow along for more!
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