As a gamer who grew up amidst the pulsating rhythm of New York City, hearing Erick The Architect‘s latest single, “CA$HMERE TEAR$,” feels like a nostalgic echo reverberating through my bones. I remember those late 90s and early 2000s, when the city was still raw and unpolished, its beats personifying the very essence of global influence. The way Erick paints his memories of that era in this track is nothing short of poetic.
Erick The Architect has released another song from the upcoming expanded version of “I’ve Never Been Here Before“. After the success of “Beverly Drive”, comes “CA$HMERE TEAR$”, a track that the rapper regards as particularly significant to him, where he ponders his career and the cities instrumental in his rise to fame.
He mentioned that his discussion focused on New York City during the later part of the 1990s and the start of the 2000s, as stated in his comment.
Before my city underwent significant changes through gentrification, New York possessed a unique beat and pulse that truly embodied its status as a global powerhouse. Surrounded by this vibrant environment, I developed a passion for rapping which eventually propelled me into the realm of music. I owe all my achievements over the years to New York City, and I am deeply thankful for the role it has played in shaping my life.
In a matter of only a few weeks, you can check out the complete tracklist for “I’ve Never Been Here Before: The Director’s Cut”. This expanded version includes five fresh tracks added to the end of the initial album sequence.
I’ve Never Been Here Before: The Director’s Cut
As a gamer, I’ve been vibing to my latest playlist:
Listen to “CA$HMERE TEAR$” across all digital streaming platforms right now, and don’t forget to look forward to “I’ve Never Been Here Before: The Director’s Cut“, available everywhere on November 15.
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2024-10-27 00:55