No Syringe

THUMBS SORE

It's Gotta Be More / The High

Gotta Be More

Touching The Sky

Perspective

NO DELUXE

SOMETIMES (feat. millkzy, Ovrkast.)

Frankenstein

Walk

Another Banger from AMIR! Springtime release, Westcoast influence, Slappin'... Enjoy


Artificial Cypher 2026

“Radio-Event Addiction” is a smooth, laid-back Hip-Hop/R&B track that captures the heartbeat of summer culture between Boston (the 617) and New York City (the 212). The song blends nostalgia, community pride, and real-life movement—where radio, music, and city events all connect people from different neighborhoods and backgrounds.

The intro sets the tone by paying homage to classic and modern radio voices—from legends like Tom Joyner and Russ Parr to today’s personalities like The Breakfast Club, Angela Yee, Angie Martinez, and Boston’s own Get Up Crew—highlighting how radio continues to shape everyday life in the culture.

Lyrically, the song paints vivid scenes of summer in the city:
cookouts in Franklin Park, beach days at Revere Beach, road trips out of state, and crowds traveling between Boston and NYC for major events. It celebrates cultural festivals like the Puerto Rican Day Parade and Caribbean Carnival, showing that while the cities may differ, the energy, pride, and traditions remain the same.

The chorus reinforces the central theme—people being hooked on the vibe of music, radio, and live events—what the artist calls a “Radio-Event Addiction.” It’s that feeling of needing to be outside, tuned in, and part of the moment all summer long.

The final verse ties it all together with unity and pride, reminding listeners that whether you're in Boston or New York, it’s all love—just represent where you’re from and enjoy the culture.

Overall vibe:
Warm, nostalgic, community-driven, and celebratory—perfect for summer rides, block parties, or cruising through the city with the radio turned up. 🎶🌆🔥

SOMETIMES (feat. millkzy, Ovrkast.)

SWAVAY

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