Aggressive and groovy, Digress’s latest single is a heady song about making hits and settling unfair debts in less than courteous ways. ‘PHUCK’ is fed by Digress’s metalcore roots, bringing to the table an angry strain of hip hop that’s very catchy.
American artist Digress states that the act was born out of the ashes of many failed musical projects throughout the years. Tracing his roots back to making songs in his bedroom at 12, starting with guitars then drums, eventually landing on vocals. Digress then got involved with many metalcore outfits that did not pan out because of band and money issues, eventually he landed on the style of music he’s currently sporting. His hot headed rapping and street savvy bars are sure very approachable to a vast range of young audiences, and his personality will also be a point of gravity to his audiences.
‘PHUCK’, as its name implies, is a song about being so elevated you don’t care anymore about things like money or disputes with people. The song, barely clocking in at 2 minutes long, features a solid, electronic drum groove, a menacing sub bass line, Digress’s bars and their attractive flow, and a terrific, lively mix. A simple but polished track.
Digress’s last single is a tight sounding little banger. Aggressive, hyper, dangerous, and groovy, ‘PHUCK’ is an easy song to get deep into.