This hard hitting new street single from fast emerging street hop lyricist Zyno TopBoy is titled Hustle and it features an indigenous rap artist JeriQ.
This visceral collab comes at a time when street rap fans want straightforward, relatable roughness. This is a pairing that totally makes sense since both artists embody the everyday grind of the eastern trenches. They use this song to talk about the everyday realities of the pursuit of success against all circumstances.
The producer builds a dense sonic landscape filled with bounce, built around hard-hitting 808 bass kicks and dark synth loops. He lays down quick snares over an intense beat, keeping your head bobbing. But the beat is clean enough to allow the verses to take center stage.
Zyno TopBoy leads the charge on the record with his trademark gritty tone and fast-paced vernacular flow. He spits hard bars on being hungry, pushing thru, and making it out the rough corners of the city. And from the second he opens his mouth, he delivers with a raw assurance that demands your attention.
JeriQ jumps in with his trademark forceful delivery and street-certified Igbo punch lines. He throws in some lines about discipline, commitment to his crew and getting money without looking back. He adds weight to the joint with his heavy bars, amplifying the message of survival.
On this tune everything comes together to give listeners a real eastern street anthem. The chemistry between both rappers is so natural that the music hits hard with every bar.
You should absolutely put this encouraging banger in your daily grind playlist right away. The song is out now on all music platforms.
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