All the way from Chicago, Illinois Ethan Mason Gill alias EMG isn’t your ordinary emcee. Like steel, he has been forged through fire, survived what would easily kill so many people, and he continues making waves with his bold and unapologetic style. On the mic, you can always expect him to explode as he brings a level of lyrical awareness others can only dream of. He is not shy of coming off as controversial; after all, he has overcome worse, having beaten attempted murder charges and served time in prison. As the leader of TRu nation, he leads by example, showcasing a fierce personality that so many have come to adore and fear him for in equal measure. If you love your hip-hop raw, honest, and memorable, there is no place you’d rather be than right here with EMG by your side.
EMG returns, and this time he fires some warning shots at his opps and naysayers who have been loudly proclaiming that he’s gone soft ever since he came out of prison. In a raw, hard-hitting, and honest performance that does not tiptoe around its subject matter, EMG hits the nail on the head with “War!”
Seamlessly transitioning from one raw verse to the next and in the most intricate fashion, EMG takes a no-holds-barred lyrical approach with this masterpiece, over a captivating and modern beat, backing his heavy bars with catchy hooks that underscore the track’s thematic essence.
Maintaining a strong presence all through, “War!” is the mark of someone who has been doing this long enough and knows how to make a listener feel fired up. By the end of your listening experience, it feels like you’ve been hit by something (in a good way!)
The message is out and in the clearest of terms; EMG is still the same hardcore and unshakable person he has always been, and if anyone has a problem with that, they can take it up with him!
To stream and add “War!” to your own catalog, follow the attached link and spread the word: EMG is back and heavier than before!
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