YoungRichHarlem is a remarkably gifted rapper who hails from Richmond California. This prodigious inventor has a way with his words and stays true to the roots of rap while also looking forward to the future of the sound. YoungRichHarlem takes on the unique task of combining the past and the future into a gem that we now enjoy presently. He does not believe in self-limitation instead choosing to always rebrand his style so as to keep up with the ever-evolving music world.
His new track, “BRUNCH” is finally out this genuine masterpiece in which he featured White Dave is off his upcoming album that will be dropping on 9th December 2022. You can feel a lot of work went into the production and composition of this track- it is very hypnotic and takes you back to the golden heydays of the old school rap.
It starts with a very refreshing laid-back melodicism that keeps on building and takes a listener with it. Displaying praiseworthy maturity, calmness, and experience YoungRichHarlem jump on the record delivering some thought-provoking lyricism with his clever bars over the imposing hip-hop beats.
I loved how it has been nicely arranged even with the integration of the organic instrumentation that works in perfect harmony with each other to engineer a memorable tune that will keep playing over your mind even after the tune is over. White Dave compliments this track and sets the tone lyrically to make it a complete masterpiece.
This will be enjoyed by those who have a liking for those old-school vibes and I’m yet to meet anyone who doesn’t. The promotion tour for his upcoming album will kick off on 15th October 2022. YoungRichHarlem will also be opening for Dave East on Oakland, California stop for the “No Place Like Home” Tour.
“BRUNCH” is now available for streaming; follow the attached link and let it elevate your playlist. Don’t forget to share it with rap fanatics everywhere for this is an easily likable authentic masterpiece!
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