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If you want to get a sense of how deeply respected Kalan is among his peers, just look at the shortlist of his collaborators, a who’s who of modern West Coast hip-hop and R&B: Ohgeesy, Blxst, G Perico, Mozzy, Dom Kennedy, BlueBucks Clan, 1TakeJay, and Westside Boogie. As Pitchfork once said: “when you’re talking about L.A.’s new wave of shit-talking, designer- obsessed rappers, Kalan.FrFr should be included....”

On the Los Angeles asphalt, he’s a mythological figure who has somehow avoided corny myth-making. We can list his hits starting from when “Right Wit It” became a mandatory drop at every house party from San Diego to Seattle or mention the “Hot N’ Ready Freestyle,” where Kalan proved that he could spit as hard as any rapper in your Top 5. We can talk about his scene-stealing performance on Destiny Rogers’ “West Like,” where Kalan comes off like a young Roger Troutman. We can cite his melodic reveries on the Puma Mixtape. But when new album drops, the overarching vision will become crystal clear. The story of how he got here isn’t as important as where he’s going.

I make instrumentals. I mostly just post ideas. Give credit if you gon use a beat. 

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This is the real Enrgy. A producer from Flint, Mi. Enrgy has been producing since before he could remember. He was about 3 years old when he made his first beat. He started producing on PlayStation 1 using the MTV Music Generator. He learned so much from that program. He learned how to sample. He learned about measures and bars. He also noticed that every program after that was essentially the same. Since then he's never stopped working at trying to create his sound. He listened to a lot of other sounds and was heavily influenced by Metro Boomin',  Young Chop, and Zaytoven. The burgeoning Detroit scene offered the latest influence on Enrgy's sound and from there he incorporated his signature approach to all of theses influences and created an up tempo and fast paced sound that is all his own. His sound is catching fire in the industry with powerful collaborations from Rio Da Yung Og culminating with the biggest song of his career so far 'Legendary'. Along with frequent collaborators YSR Gramz and Krispylife Kidd, Enrgy is proving to be exactly what his name is pure Enrgy. His sound is behind the emerging viral hits "Coochie" by YN Jay along with the smash by BFB Da Packman feat. Sada Baby "Free Joe Exotic". His sound is actually helping to create stars!! All I can say is watch out because this is only the beginning of a legend in the making.

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