Find the best strains of alternative hip hop and rap with the lyrically enriched scope of upcoming music artist Strixx’s newly released song, ‘Next Level’.
St. Louis, Missouri Apr 17, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - The course of hip hop is being refined in light of contemporary styles by upcoming artist Strixx. He recently came out with the single, 'Next Level' creating a web of alternative hip hop enthusiasm. The song carried its own creative and thematic depth delivering insights and emotional outspokenness of the artist. He draws a compelling line of lyrical enrichment that makes the audience embark upon a journey of contemplation through a new perspective. Raw and unapologetic, he gives his listeners a peek into his mind by structuring an impactful saga through the song.
The artist hails from St. Louis, Missouri who has been playing in garage bands since his high school years. His affiliation towards music and its depth has always attracted him that later transformed into unparalleled heights. The song 'Next Level' is not just personal but also conveys notes of motivation for the streams of audiences around the world. The song truly takes his career to a whole another journey as his soundscape gradually reaches the epitome of versatility and skills.
Artist Strixx is also a prolific songwriter aiming at delivering an emotional substance into his music. Some of his other notable songs include 'For the Record', 'Daydreamer', 'Survived another year', and 'Running Shoes' among others. His music is an enabler in achieving bigger feats. Hip hop and rap have been classified into their contemporary, alternative counterpart in the most compelling way. From the production arrangement to the lyrical extravaganza, his potential will take him a long way. Listen to his songs on Spotify. Stay updated on all his latest works on Instagram, and Soundcloud.
Enjoy the Alternative hip hop track "Next Level" by Strixx:https://open.spotify.com/track/2cl7PrdAnvxtSnh1BDTkuW
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