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Why Jack Rush Is Music’s Coolest Newcomer at 68
What do you call a debut album from a 68-year-old artist? A late bloomer? Sure, but don’t let that fool you – Jack Rush’s Late Bloomer isn’t just a great album “for his age”. It’s a flat-out triumph that’s going to have music fans, young and old, nodding their heads and humming along.
Imagine your favorite music app’s algorithm got drunk and created a playlist where Neil Young, Blur, and Mac DeMarco all took turns DJing. That’s the vibe of Late Bloomer. It’s an album that says, “Genres? Who cares!” And let’s face it, who doesn’t love an artist who decides to mix heartfelt ballads with infectious pop grooves just because they can?
What makes Late Bloomer so special isn’t just the music—it’s the story. Here’s a guy who didn’t just wake up one day as a fully-formed artist. He worked, waited, and kept pushing until the time was right. That kind of grit is rare, and it makes the music hit even harder.
Whether you’re a classic rock aficionado, an indie-pop lover, or just someone looking for something fresh and real, Late Bloomer is an album you need in your life. Jack Rush might be new to the scene, but with songs this good, he’s not going anywhere.
So, why wait? Jump on the Jack Rush bandwagon now. After all, who doesn’t love a late bloomer?
Miami, FL Lyricist & Veteran MC Kingdom Kome goes to Colombia to fill his sweet tooth in a new double video and single(s) drop for “Mantecon” and “Arepa Mantecon.” The video (was filmed by Franco Imagemaker and Edited by David Sakolsky of Gusto Gold Productions)was shot on location in Medellin, which is also the home turf of producer The Equation Beats.
This is the first drop from the forthcoming full-length collaboration between the two entitled Arepa Y Manteca. Named for a traditional Colombian delicacy, according to Argentinian born Kingdom Kome “we decided to keep the project real paisa, which means countryman. This includes most of the album collaborators Colombian Raw, AjaxLo & CTraffik.”
Other album guests will include Che Uno, Sunez Allah and ParaNoize and the result is ominous instrumentals and grimy beats clashing with disrespectful lyrics in two languages.
Watch the official video for “Mantecon/Arepa Mantecon” here:
The genesis of this album grew out of a track that The Equation Beats produced for the duo project of Kingdom Kome & Che Uno known as Los Chicos Criollos featuring Crimeapple.
Watch official video for “Burundanga” ft. Crimeapple: https://youtu.be/AnB6RnMJ4Zk?si=FJ4Bk67rqR3CAzK6
Based on the strength of that song, Kingdom Kome and The Equation Beats kept it moving and lo and behold Arepa Y Manteca is on the way! In addition to the recent full-length drop D10S Sucio of Los Chicos Criollos, Kingdom Kome is also promoting Dirty Linens, a fully collaborative project with Brockton, MA’s G Fam Black.
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