Emtee Dabbles in a Different Genre and Reveals He's Working on an R&B Album
- Emtee says that his next album is going to be different from all the projects he has released before
- The Plug rapper says that his next project is going to have trapsoul and R&B vibes to it
- Social media users are excited to hear what Emtee is cooking up in the studio for them
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Mzansi rapper Emtee has revealed that he's working on a totally different sound. The Mzansi trapper took to social media to tell his fans that he's cooking up something new in the studio. Emtee captioned his post:
"RnB/TrapSoul Album underway."
Emtee sings in most of his songs but he's always made it a point to put his rapping above the rest. With Trapsoul, an R&B sound has to come through and that can only be achieved through singing.
The Trapsoul genre became popular in the US after Bryson Tiller dropped his first album, T R A P S O U L in 2015. Emtee is hoping to create the same iconic sound in his next project. The rapper's fans are excited at the prospect of Emtee experimenting with a new sound.
Source: Twitter
Check out the reactions to Emtee's post below:
@Mihlah_ said:
"We can't wait, king. Your music is amazing. Keep on healing our souls. You heal better than abo Bushiri."
@bontlendlovu_ commented:
"Finally, yoh I love the RnB/TrapSoul side of Emtee."
@Yellow_TheAngel said:
"Can't wait to hear different sounds of MUSIC. I know big hustle never misses."
@nkulusiyaya commented:
"I'm not being disrespectful. But I think people don't buy it when you're doing RnB/Trapsoul."
Briefly.co.za previously reported that JR explained how he got Emtee to license his music. Mzansi rapper JR works hard in finding talent in the music business and he has opened up about how he got Emtee to license his music.
JR also helped the industry in discovering Kamo Mphela and some other Amapiano stars. JR has a YouTube channel called Feel Good Sessions where he gets artists to perform with instrumentals. The rapper has spoken out about how he had to hunt down Emtee to get him to license his music.
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Source: Briefly News
