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“Hands” by Father prod. by meltycanon

It’s a far cry from the dark minimalist bangers he originally made his name creating, but Father’s meltycanon-assisted rebrand as a cute, but still slightly twisted, almost Yachty-esque rapper has come with absolutely no sacrifice in quality. As a matter of fact, despite Father’s decreased output over the last year or so, a couple high-caliber singles in “Hands” and “Heartthrob” have kept him as relevant as ever in the eyes of the rap community. While many flash-in-the-pan rappers know that the buzz don’t feel the same next year, Father is one of the few that has sustained popularity thanks to an ever-evolving style and a fine attention to detail. 

“It’s Colder at the Bottom of the Shower” by Slug Christ prod. by NEDARB NAGROM

On his last few releases Slugger’s been locking in with all the right producers, whether it’s Nedarb, Keyboard Kid, Purpdogg, or himself. The strategy to hone in on all of the best underground producers is a really smart move, because it allows him to keep a cohesive sound on each project, switch to a whole new style for the next project, and absorb new fans from all the different corners of the Soundcloud hip-hop scene. On the next project, I’d really like to hear him link up with Loko Los or Oogie Mane, but whichever direction he goes is sure to be a good one.