"FILTH serves as a powerful reflection on identity, ambition, pressure, and survival. The EP's lead track, "BLK IN AMERICA," delves deeply into the complexities of Black identity, wrestling with the challenges posed by a society that often subjects it to relentless scrutiny."
"In a striking juxtaposition, "SUPERMAN" draws inspiration from the urgent alt-rock sound that defined bands like Green Day, while incorporating the melodic flow reminiscent of artists like Lil Uzi Vert. This fusion not only pays homage to the past but also reinterprets it through a contemporary lens."
"As the layers of FILTH unfold, Orrin invites listeners to confront the paradoxes of ambition and identity in a world fraught with challenges. This EP is not just a musical project; it's a compelling commentary on the nuances of the Black experience in America today."
Orrin, an independent New York-based artist, released FILTH during Black History Month, a rap-rock EP that merges energetic alternative rock with autotuned rap vocals. Created in Los Angeles during heightened political tension, the project explores identity, ambition, pressure, and survival. The lead track "BLK IN AMERICA" examines complexities of Black identity and societal scrutiny. "SUPERMAN" draws from Green Day's alt-rock sound while incorporating melodic flows similar to Lil Uzi Vert, creating a nostalgic yet innovative fusion. Two official music videos accompany the EP, enhancing its storytelling. With 250K TikTok followers and growing YouTube presence, Orrin reaches audiences seeking authentic representation through this commentary on the Black experience in America.
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