Kyle J Triplett who goes by the alias Truth, is an up-and-coming hip hop recording artist who has ADHD and High Functioning Autism. He writes music that reflects what he is going through at various moments and hopes that listeners can interpret it for themselves and find relatability in their own ways. His ability to connect with his audience is thus rooted in the topics he touches, paired with authentic emotion at the forefront.
His lyrics explore the ups and downs in a vulnerable way, thus providing the listener with relatable music, acting as a catalyst to foster connection and engagement. With his incredible songwriting ability, Truth is raw in both message and melody. His genuine sound is set to cultivate a solid fan base and catapult his career.
His new track “Headspace” was actually inspired by his own personal experience with a childhood friend with whom, they used to talk for hours, and slowly he developed feelings for her. When he let her know, she started acting differently, gradually cutting off communication until she eventually cut him off completely.
A very familiar situation most of us have found ourselves in, this track features Truth’s raw emotions, blending hurt with near-anger and loneliness, not understanding why he has to suffer from the feeling of being unloved.
Intimate, heartfelt, emotional, and thoughtful, “Headspace” is a must-listen for anyone who has ever been through this kind of situation or feels like they are unlucky when it comes to love.
Driven and motivated to bring his music mainstream whilst also exploring music production and engineering, Truth is set to make his mark with his hip-hop sound, which is inclusive and diverse at its core.
“Headspace” was written and recorded by Truth
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