K$ace Drops Emo-Trap "Talk Of The Town" Mixtape

BY Erika Marie Modified on September 26, 2022 1.8K Views

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K$ace's four-track mixtape is a quirky blend of emo and hip hop.

Uniquely a sound all his own, K$ace has released his cutting-edge project, Talk of the Town. The skateboarding, energetic, New York artist defies rap stereotypes, blending trap, emo, and hip hop to create brand new beats. Working with producers like Krinny and Levi Thomas, K$ace gives a sound that would parallel indie rocker Reggie & Full Effect—that is, if Reggie was a young eclectic artist who made trap music.

Talk of the Town will take you through a nostalgic wild and free journey, seen through the eyes of K$ace. The young rapper has been featured on YouTube Music and is a star of The 212 on FUSE, diversifying his portfolio as an artist, television personality, and model. What K$ace delivers with Talk of the Town is a fun, high-energy mixtape that is unlike any other and will make you want to relive your first real love-house party-keg-standing college (or even high school) days.

Tracklist
Facetime
Taco Tuesday
Party
Tipsy

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