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Léks Rivers Drops Electrifying New EP ‘Pulp Noir’
British alt-R&B and UK rap dynamo Léks Rivers is back, and he’s pulling no punches with his electrifying new EP, Pulp Noir, out now! This three-track stunner is a manifesto of freedom, truth, and unapologetic self-expression.
Blending R&B with an experimental hip-hop twist, Pulp Noir is steeped in the bold energy of artists like Jimi Hendrix, Prince, and Michael Jackson, but Léks isn’t content to imitate. Instead, he serves up his signature mix of grime, Afroswing, and opulent hip-hop, creating a soundscape that’s purely his own. Pulp Noir is a sonic rush, an invitation to shake off the mundane and dive into the thrill of being yourself.
Each track on Pulp Noir is like a page from a handbook of self-liberation, with one golden rule: you have to jump in with both feet! “I wanted this EP to be an instruction manual on love with one step—you have to go through it,” Léks explains. The EP brims with youthful energy, playful wit, and a fearless spirit that urges listeners to be bold and live for the moment. As Léks puts it, “What you seek is in the place you’re most scared to go!”
With its infectious rhythms, edgy beats, and heart-stopping hooks, Pulp Noir will have you dancing and thinking, and maybe even daring yourself to be a little more honest.
Extraterrestrial emcee Spaceman has dropped visuals for newest single “CRANKY. (Produced by Manny McPlanes and Directed by Timmy Price Film), Spaceman seethes with frustration and strong words for the fakers out there. As the artist states, “Cranky is a song about frustration with performative culture. People who claim identities that they don’t embody, whether that’s toughness, wisdom, status, or artistic originality, or as the track says, “These niggas don’t stand for what they say they stand for.”
Watch official video for “CRANKY”: https://youtu.be/F8-JQSW-qmc?si=MsVha6MQ6yuGFKFy
This is the first new single from Spaceman since his massive “Social Skills” series of singles which dropped throughout last year. That series was focused on stepping out of his solo work and collaborating with artists that he respects. These artists included ABGOHARD, Fatboi Sharif, Kyle Rapps and Jus-P as well as producers K3Mal, The Suspect Allegedly and Escada.
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