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416DEDE Unveils Gripping New Single ‘Serving Pressure’
416DEDE, originally from Marrero/New Orleans, Louisiana, and currently residing in Dallas, Texas, has been inspired to create music that tells his life story for as long as he can remember. This musician, who aligns himself with acts like Jerellz and Supa Hendo, expresses himself through the sound of rap, hip-hop, and trap-infused tracks, presenting just his actual honest self. ‘Serving Pressure,’ the latest single, is a punchy beat oozing track that glides with tremendous energy and power throughout.
Recorded in the home studio of Jackson Henderson, proprietor of Damage Media Group, in Memphis, TN, ‘Serving pressure’ is drenched in the sound of bells, snare, kick, hi-hats, and strings, taking us on an explosive and dynamic powerhouse journey, revealing the brightest lights on 416DEDE as an artist, that you won’t be able to get enough of.
Speaking of the new track, the artist shares:
“I created the track because I wanted to give my fans something to listen to that will hype them up. I love tracks that have a bunch of energy and are fun to rap along with when playing it back. My lyrics are always true to me and I want my fans to know what my experiences have been like in life.I want my listeners to understand the things I’ve been through and the things I’ve seen in my past and still see in my day-to-day life. It is important for people to know I have always wanted to share my stories through my music so that they can hear and feel my journey with me.”
416DEDE is on the right track with this latest release, and we can’t wait to see where he goes from here. ‘Serving Pressure’ is out now on all platforms.
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Rising Stars Dandy And Ramraz Deliver An Emotional Knockout With “Couldn’t Make a Sound”
Dandy and Ramraz’s latest single, “Couldn’t Make a Sound,” is a masterclass in blending raw emotion with immersive production. The Israeli duo craft a soundscape that’s both delicate and powerful, weaving elements of 2-step garage, jungle, and bedroom pop into a track that feels deeply personal yet universally relatable. The lyrics hit hard, with lines like “I guess my inner child is dead now” exposing unfiltered vulnerability. Dandy’s soft, almost ethereal vocals glide over the pulsating beat, creating a haunting contrast between pain and movement.
What makes this track truly stand out is its ability to turn silence into sound—both literally and metaphorically. The production is crisp and dynamic, pulling the listener into a rhythmic push-and-pull that mirrors the emotional tension at the heart of the song. “Couldn’t Make a Sound” is more than just a song; it’s an experience—one that makes a big impression on you. With their upcoming EP on the way, Dandy and Ramraz prove they’re not just making music; they’re creating moments that demand to be felt.
Photo credit: Deadline Productions
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