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Short Term Memory ft Anella Herim

Hypocrite

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Out of Order

Tennessee Love Song

Tennessee Love Song (Remix) [feat. Chase Matthew]

Beautiful Chaos

Wait too Long

That's My Girl

Brooklyn Cowboy

Better

Peepshow

In the late 19th century, newspapers across the American Midwest began reporting sightings of mysterious airships hovering silently in the night sky. The sightings were consistent, low humming, metallic craft, strange lights and they predated modern aviation.
In April 1897, one such craft was said to have crashed near Aurora, Texas. Townsfolk buried the remains of a “small humanoid pilot” in the local cemetery. The grave existed until it was vandalized decades later, leaving only rumors and fragments of old reports.
But what people don’t talk about is the aftermath, farmers reported their livestock mutilated, windows rattled at night, and a figure seen walking the roads in long black clothing, face obscured by what looked like a flight mask. They called it the Phantom of the Airship, an omen that appeared whenever something unnatural was about to happen.

Phantom

Before the Regret

Genre-defying artist RMR consistently asserts himself as a sonic outlier whose vision eclipses society’s boundaries, rules, and expectations. He emerged in 2020 with the viral “RASCAL,” which reimagined “Bless The Broken Road” by Rascal Flatts as a soulful head-trip punctuated by towering high register. After leaning into his love for country on this breakout, he teamed up with Future and Lil Baby for anthem “DEALER,”, tallying 35 million streams and counting. It all paved the way for his full-length debut, DRUG DEALING IS A LOST ART, which was met with widespread critical acclaim.

Reinventing what pop music can be in 2023,  RMR progresses at lightspeed with a forthcoming full-length independent project in partnership with AWAL and kick starts this next era with “Crazy” [feat. Ryan Lewis]. Throughout the song, his grizzled delivery glides over clean guitar and 808s claps towards a chantable chorus with uncontainable effusive energy as he promises, “I love you ‘cause you’re crazy.” With this new release, RMR takes the wheel and drives us into new territory with his foot on the pedal towards another evolution.