ABM is an up-and-coming rapper and producer who has been making it clear that he wants the pinnacle; as a matter of fact, his hit track “Child First Outlook,” which he released sometime in January this year, demonstrated a lyrical maestro who’s got what it takes to rise into global dominance. As a hip-hop and rap artist, much of his content is centered on mental health issues, as he uses his rapping gifts to provide sanctuary to listeners battling depression, addiction, and other mental health crises.
His altruistic efforts have propelled him to a higher dimension of artistic ability, which has enabled him to showcase significant diversity as an upcoming performer. Over time, ABM has demonstrated dynamism and versatility to connect with his audiences on multiple levels, which makes him the artist to keep an eye on and an ear out for.
Cry,” as he describes it, is a mental health anthem, with ABM opting for a groundbreaking musical approach meant to provide that sense of familiarity that depressed listeners of the current generation can gravitate toward.
He is efficient with his swift and effortless flow; skewing towards a fluid spoken word-like delivery as he offers rhythmically mesmerizing cadences that will have your attention from the start all the way to the end.
In between his smooth and impactful bars is that memorable hookline that will remain ingrained in your mind for the rest of the day.
With tremendous stream numbers already, this current release is already solidifying ABM as an artist to follow and watch out for.
This is what rap music is all about: being entertaining, inspiring, and deeply relatable!
“Cry (mental health anthem)” is actually the lead single off of ABM’s upcoming mixtape, “Rough Times 3: All Time Low,” which comes as a 2-part series with six tracks each…you really don’t want to miss out on this!
For now, it’s about that time that you get to listen to what might be your new favorite anthem; follow the attached link and add this track to your playlist.
In order to receive real-time updates on ABM’s endeavors, follow him on his attached official Instagram page.
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