Ray Kirk’s new track, “Back in Town,” is an impressive piece of cultural and cinematic hip-hop from his explosive EP, “In My Biz.” It features a powerful collaboration with the artist Tia P.
To understand Ray Kirk’s music, you have to understand his story. His artistry is a blend of multicultural influences and a truly global perspective. Born in Japan with Korean roots and now based in the USA, Ray is a rapper, singer, songwriter, and producer. His work pulls together hip-hop, R&B, and pop, creating a polished, international sound. He brings together the lyrical authenticity of his early rap days with production that can move a crowd. His career has been a natural evolution from the underground scene in Japan to a global stage, making him a bridge between cultures and musical styles.
“Back in Town,” a standout track from his new five-song EP “In My Biz,” shows what he’s all about. It’s a bold and captivating song with a hypnotic mix of melody and rhythm that grabs you right away. Teaming up with the equally confident and lyrical Tia P., the two have delivered a powerful anthem that is already getting attention in the hip-hop world.
The song hits hard from the beginning. The production feels cinematic and is layered with Ray’s signature Tokyo anime-inspired vibes, a clear nod to his heritage. On the mic, Ray switches between English and Japanese lyrics, riding the beat with a ton of charisma and versatility.
The track gets an extra dose of attitude from Tia P. Her unforgettable hook gives the song a cool, gangsta energy that elevates the entire vibe. She comes in with, “guess who’s stepping in, it’s the boss and I’m back again, it’s not the same when I’m not around…,” and her delivery really cements the track’s confident feel.
“Back in Town” is a rush of sonic energy and a great cultural statement, showcasing Ray Kirk at the top of his game. It’s a banger with serious replay value and the perfect introduction for anyone new to his music.
“In My Biz” is available now on all streaming platforms, and “Back in Town” is leading the charge. For more information, you can check out his website at www.raykirk.com.
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