Hump Day Highlight: Morray, Littlejohn4K, 252 Lico & Siena Liggins

Morray — Street Sermons

Today, the Fayettenam (Fayetteville, NC) rep – Morray – has released his highly-anticipated solo effort Street Sermons, via Pick Six Records/Interscope. The featureless mixtape taps into his faith-driven ethos as an artist, spotlighting those church-trained vocals that have birthed a star. Morray’s brand of hip-hop is so unique, swaying between an expository prose of a life branded by struggle and the spiritual uplift that comes from being rest assured in your faith. To celebrate the Street Sermons release, Morray also shares the video for “Cant Use Me” – finding the buzzing emcee broadcasting his message to the world in typical Morray fashion, with melody.

Littlejohn4K — TYESHA

Littlejohn4K is quickly becoming known for her rhythmic versatility and range. With TYESHA, a self-titled LP, nine layered tracks and three fitting voicemail interludes serve as a formal intro to the artist behind the music. Released via Social Currency/EMPIRE, this album is a personal project: Littlejohn is living out her truth in song with no remorse, serving as a voice of reason for the unheard. Although her journey in music has just started, it’s evident by her polished rhymes and narrative approach that the Charlotte native is destined for greatness, musically speaking.

252 Lico — 252 Lico

252 Lico is a hometown hero by today’s standards. Throughout the extent of his most recent mixtape – 252 Lico – the Pamlico upstart’s guttural drawl offers perspective on what thoughts pervade his mind: spinning the block and popping his shit, respectfully. Whether he’s dishing out walk-down anthems or sending warning shots towards the opposition over bass-heavy production, it’s evident that Lico wants all the smoke.

Siena Liggins — Ms. Out Tonight

Ms. Out Tonight is primed to turn Siena Liggins into a household name. The 12-track debut record and visual album finds Siena in her most comfortable state, living in the now, embracing every moment like it’s her last. Her experimental soundscape infuses alternative rock with a funkified aesthetic. Whether it’s the liquor courage or seductive whispers in the wind, Siena is unapologetic and confident.

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Derrius Edwards
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