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Fancy J London is a new England born multi-genre recording artist and CEO of the record label Fancy Lady Industries. She has been active since 2015 and began rising to mainstream heights with the release of her third album, Blu3. The album gained the attention of many musical artists and and celebrities including John Mayer, who used the song "Can We Talk For A Minute" as part of his Instagram Current Mood show, Pouya and Boobie Lootaveli, who played a clip of the song in the beginning of their "B...., Park Backwards" music video, and Jimmy Fallon, who featured her Blu3 (Scream) track on his Tonight Show.

As Stoop gears up to release his long-awaited solo debut project Villain, his latest single offers a clear glimpse into what the recent musical drought was really building toward. “Going Back to Cali” draws from nostalgic hip-hop roots while simultaneously pushing forward with futuristic flows and progressive production.
Lyrically, Stoop delivers at a high level — laid-back yet undeniably assertive, leaving no room for misinterpretation. It’s a message, loud and clear.

The track is produced by DJ Mave (Stoop’s tour DJ) and 614Ase, a frequent collaborator known for working with major names like Veeze, Luh Tyler, Lucki, and AzChike. Coming off a string of Rolling Loud performances and opening slots for heavyweights like Chief Keef, “Going Back to Cali” reinforces that Stoop is more than just a student of the game — he’s an artist who’s grown with the culture, adapting to his environment while staying true to himself.

Villain is shaping up to be a defining moment in Stoop’s career — sonically bold and directionally sharp. One thing’s for sure: Stoop is reclaiming everything he left on the table, and with this latest chapter, he’s taking no prisoners.

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