Gang

Aaron Everything and ØMEGA meeting through mutual music friends like Uwmami have got working on this song together. The general theme of the track is brought back into reality whenever you're riding a high or on a winning streak. Using imagery from Looney tunes and Spiderman if you look through Aaron discography he takes great influence from cartoons. ØMEGA comes in with his distinct vocals and a reflective verse on his music career thus far. 
Producer Brian Spencer who has worked with the likes of Slipknot, Zillakami and many more huge names has produced the track and it's very heavy but in more of a metal/rock style than Aarons other tracks.
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Check out ØMEGA: https://open.spotify.com/artist/549aAP6LStrfUlDVQPXEe1

Check out Brian Spencer (Prod) https://twitter.com/BrianSpencer302

EW! (feat. ØMEGA)

SCOTT $TAKK$ & DIGITAL JOTT SOUND
2020
https://soundcloud.com/scotty-evans-1

Scott $takk$ - StarStruck (prod. Digital Jott Sound)

On One (prod. Rilbeats)

First single from the album titled 'In 2 Deep'.

Like with any journey there’s a starting point and 2005 marks one for Mxolisi Kheswa. What he has learnt since then forms an integral part of who Cain Avey is. The Eastrand born unassuming creative hip-hop song-writer, artist and producer today is known for his evolving sound as a result of this. 
Over the years Cain Avey has honed his craft and refined his sound to reflect the true nature of his brand, what people might have heard between the years 2006 and 2008 was a culmination of this transition. 
In 2010 he started releasing his own music and began exploring the idea of working with other artists and producers. On the 30th of January 2014 he dropped “Forever” for free which created enough buzz for the young rapper to land his first official release “For The Guests” on several commercial radio stations across Africa. Following that year was the release of “Death Club” a song many still argue that he owes much of his recognition to. He released his first EP titled “Bantu Tech” in October 2017 that has a variety of futuristic influences and is currently in studio working on the next project so look out for it at all digital platforms.

In 2 Deep

Everyday

Apex (Prod. Grim Goblin)

After experiencing so much rejection from a lot of people who I thought had my back I must now learn and understand that the only way I can truly be happy is if I accept what they did. Not because I agree with it in any way, but because I need to be free. I had that we fell out but I guess it had to happen, in order for me to experience true freedom.

It Happened They Are So Mean

New Song from upcoming Project Lvel'd UP 

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Wala -  Freak produced by Airro

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This is the *OFFICIAL* Aaron Everything Souncloud

Aaron Everything’s unmistakable approach to music marries the familiar with the unpredictable. Growing up in the rural settings of Donegal in the west of Ireland, the 25-year-old singer and rapper channels the visceral energy of the storms that frequent the wild Atlantic way with the staple sounds of emo rap.

A product of the internet era, Aaron’s catalogue owes as much to online communities as it does to his rejection of close-minded surroundings he calls home. Though pushed to take part in sport by his father, Aaron never felt at home taking part in the long-established activities in his town, nor did he indulge in the traditional music that soundtracked the cobblestone streets and cosy pubs of Donegal. Instead, he declined the trodden path and found comfort in music. Fed a diet of Rod Stewart, Fleetwood Mac and James Blunt by his parents, Aaron later gravitated toward SoundCloud and its melancholic styles finding solace in the pain-stricken lyricism of Lil Peep. 

Coupled with a growing contempt for the unforgiving mindset of rural Ireland and the almost non-existent gigging circuit for artists outside traditional styles Aaron picked up a mic as a form of escapism. He’d later immerse himself in online spaces embracing a remote and collaborative approach championed by the likes of Flying Lotus. 

“Here, it’s very samey though and everything is very sparse. If you've been to town a couple of times you've seen it all. There’s no real music scene unless you love Irish country music as that's all a lot of venues will put on bar a couple of clubs and maybe two pubs in my area.”

“I worked with Lederrick on my first track, he produced a lot of peep’s tracks and I thought it was only right because Lil Peep was the catalyst.I bought my first set up, started recording and getting reposts to establish a fanbase.”

Following years spent grinding in his bedroom and further co-signs from the likes of multi-platinum producer Bighead who brought ‘Gucci Gang’ to the world, Aaron emerged as a versatile songwriter capable of shapeshifting to suit a myriad of styles. Working with established artists from across Ireland such as Uwmami and ØMEGA he’s proved capable of laying down emotive and fearless offerings. Now, more confident in his own ability, Aaron is beginning to develop his own world akin to Phoebe Bridger’s ghostly universe, mirroring the vacant landscapes that surrounded his family home. Add that to a diverse musical palette and it starts to build a picture of an artist only scratching the surface of his potential.

Whilst Aaron has been prolific in his number of releases in the past two years, he’s also been simultaneously contributing to other multimedia projects. Most notably, Aaron teamed up with one of Depop’s most popular sellers and fellow Donegal native SADSAC on a short film. With established acts like Jacob Sartorius, Biig Piig and Wifi’s Funeral donning his clothing and having worked with Caterpillar on a line exclusive to Depop, Aaron Everything went on to provide music for his subsequent film documenting his rise.

Aaron Everything is an artist on the rise that speaks to the universal emotions of pain, grief and growth through the lens of his own unique experience.