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The Depths of Sound and Emotion in Blue Capricorn’s ‘Hear Me Out’
For fans of Ela Minus, Nicolas Jaar, DARKSIDE, and Yves Tumor, Blue Capricorn emerges once again with a gripping, genre-defying single, ‘Hear Me Out.’ Blurring the boundaries between electronic, indie, and synth-driven beats, the track is a sweeping soundscape that delves into themes of yearning and vulnerability. As the lead single from his upcoming EP, ‘Hear Me Out’ offers listeners a preview of the sonic innovation and heartfelt storytelling that define Blue Capricorn’s artistry.
Originally conceived as a collaborative project in early 2024 with Michael Briggs, the track evolved into something deeply personal. “What started as an idea for someone else became a song only I could release,” shares Blue Capricorn. The fusion of shimmering synths, meticulously layered samples, and emotionally charged instrumentation culminates in a track that feels spontaneous yet deliberate.
Lyrically, ‘Hear Me Out’ is a poignant exploration of longing, both for connection and self-acceptance. Blue Capricorn reflects, “It’s about wanting to feel seen, heard, and liberated. Writing this track felt like addressing the part of me that struggles to bridge the gap between my art and the recognition I hope for.”
With an ethos of constant experimentation, Blue Capricorn describes the single as a departure from his previous work while remaining true to his core philosophy: “I’ve always said my goal is to never repeat myself. With this song, I’m trying to evoke a very specific emotion through the instrumentation and production—a preview of what’s coming next.”
‘Hear Me Out’ invites listeners into a transformative journey, where improvisation meets intentionality, and sound becomes a language of its own. Stream it now on all major platforms, and stay tuned for the release of Blue Capricorn’s highly anticipated EP later this year.
When the “Iron City” links up with Los Angeles no weak emcees are safe! Dropping today is Iron Angeles, the eleven track LP that combines Reagan Era Records lynchpin Dios Negasi on rhymes with production from Pittsburgh’s Tone Fultz. First single “What It Is” (also featuring a verse from Reagan Era’s Skrillz Dior) is hard-as-nails, head-nodding boom-bap greatness. As the producer states “though the Steel City is a cloudy and dark place and Los Angeles is known for its sunny weather, the two have a long history of creating legendary music together including Mel-Man and Sam Sneed’s work with Dr. Dre and Bud’Da’s producing ‘Bow Down’ for Westside Connection.” This extends to the album voice-over which makes the project feel like a long-lost blaxploitation action flick of the grimiest proportions.
Listen to “What It Is” ft. Skrillz Dior: https://youtu.be/VYSWIfN-h9E?si=2AywABT93tQ2qRrX
While Dios Negasi is known for producing his own tracks (including the recent single “Domingre Gang” featuring Young Zee) and Tone Fultz also rocks the mic in his alter-ego Messiah Of Madness, both artists stick to one role here. As Tone relates, “Dios and I have been like brothers over the past few years. I come to Los Angeles regularly to dig records, and he mentioned he was slowing down on production to focus more on rhyming. Meanwhile I was in a producer zone so I started cooking up beats specifically for this project. I came to visit when a bunch of tracks and as we cooked up in the studio, members of Reagan Era came through and it was a totally organic process.”
More Info: https://www.instagram.com/diosnegasi/
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