Based out of East Knoxville, Tennessee, is the highly rated emcee CAPTAIN, who has been breaking barriers with his hip-hop sound that is unique and equally accessible. It doesn’t really matter whether he’s playfully dropping some rapid fire freestyles or going soulful raw over the beat; each time, he brings his A-game, and that is what separates him from the wannabe rappers. CAPTAIN has opened for and collaborated with some of the biggest names in the music industry, including Lil Uzi Vert, Tee Grizzley, Ugly God, Waka Flocka Flame, Gunna, and many other industry giants.
Working in collaboration with Ali and MajorrLeague Benji at DJ Deceptacon’s studio in Atlanta, the trio crafted a head-turning masterpiece entitled “Pirate Party”. With a neck-snapping bass line, potent punchlines, and unforgettable hooks, this track is a rejuvenating addition to the hip-hop music scene.
The guest artist Ali gets things off with that captivating hook that is the backbone of this masterpiece, and each time he performs it, it feels better and more hypnotic…you really can’t make this sh*t up!
MajorrLeague Benji is next in line with his hard-charging rhymes and erudite punchlines as he supplements this beat with the lyrical tower of his caliber!
Like the main event, CAPTAIN makes a decorated entrance with his analytical and vivid wordplay, visual metaphors, and thought-provoking flows, and before you know it, he’s already murdered the beat and is off to the next mission.
Ali then leads us to a climactic end with that unforgettable hook that will have you like, “got dreads like a Rasta…” even when the track has ended!
“Pirate Party,” set to be released on June 24th, is a standout smash hit and just what the hip-hop scene needs right now. This is how you kill a beat…speaking of it, the mixing, mastering, and engineering is out of this world.
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