Benny P’s music always stands out, because he is far from your average hip-hop artist. Channeling the warmth and punch of old-school rap while blurring the lines between the latest hip-hop era, Benny showcases himself to be a dynamic maestro who has something to offer. His confident, mature, and sleek delivery over any type of beat underscores his versatility as he blends catchy, infectious beats with emotional, introspective storytelling to prove that he is not one-sided. In an era of hip-hop where the past and future collide, Benny P bridges the gap between the two generations, appealing to diverse audiences with his A1 artistry.
“Zeb Powell (Cold World)” is a masterful blend of old-school hip-hop grit and the exhilarating rush of carving through fresh powder. The beat has been built on a smooth yet hard-hitting boom-bap foundation—crisp snares, deep kicks, and a rolling bassline that glides like a board down a steep slope.
This soulful backdrop is met by the lyrical awareness of Benny P as his own laid-back yet assertive dominance is showcased through his command of words, his masterful lyrical skills unleashed via the introspective yet confident bars about staying in his lane, keeping expectation in check, and navigating a cold world without losing his warmth.
The hook is catchy but chill, almost mantra-like—something you can nod your head to while watching snowflakes fall. The energy the track exudes is akin to snowboarding lifestyle: freedom, self-expression, and the pure adrenaline of the ride. The lyrics mirror that feeling of weightlessness when catching air on a jump, with a deeper meaning about mindset, resilience, and adaptability.
“Zeb Powell (Cold World)” is vintage hip-hop with a modern twist—something you’d blast in your headphones while shredding the slopes or cruising through the city, bundled up against the cold but unfazed, moving to your own rhythm.
Thought-provoking, introspective, and emotive, “Zeb Powell (Cold World)” is now available for streaming on all the major platforms. Check it out below and find a home for it under your favorite playlist.
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