With dense, thoughtful rhymes and hard-hitting production, Tucson, AZ based emcee Cedrick Bogan has built a reputation and is seriously running the streets of Arizona with his lyrical wit, charming personality, and unmatched stage presence. Destined for the studio, Cedrick’s infectious hooks, raw bars, and sophisticated beats have caught attention both in Arizona and beyond.
Cedrick is also the founder of FaReal Life Music Group LLC, based in Tucson, AZ, a label committed to transforming artists’ dreams into reality. After signing a marketing and distribution deal with the international record label Bentley Records, FaReal Life Music is expected to soar in terms of fan outreach.
This year alone has seen Cedrick bless us with some epic projects, including the star-studded “Upper Echelon” EP that featured legends like Gucci Mane, Juicy J, and Sean Kingston, among others. And as if that were not enough, he’s given us “In Jesus Name” and now “My City Never Sleeps.”
“My City Never Sleeps” is a refreshing blend of nostalgia and contemporary flair, with Cedrick tapping into an old-school vibe with a modern-day twist.
This track opens with a captivating hook, immediately grabbing the listener’s attention before guest emcee, Conway The Machine, delivers a memorable performance over the warm production.
Cedrick then makes a decorated entrance, re-enacting that infectious hook before unleashing a concoction of punchline-heavy, diverse flows infused with captivating energy and lyrical conviction. He never fails to impress with his articulate wordplay, wit, and charm!
“My City Never Sleeps” is a clever blend of the past and present, designed to have broad appeal.
To savor this outstanding showmanship from a rap artist at the summit of his creative expression, make sure you follow the attached link, and if you dig the vibe, don’t hesitate to add the song to your playlist and recommend it to others.
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