"Night Calling" is the latest release from Who Is Raphael Leraux. Produced by Petrichore, this smooth laid back track brings forward feelings of euphoria and lust.

Night Calling

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In his new single, Better, Who Is Raphael Leraux takes a much more introspective approach to modern commercial Hiphop that retains it's classic Hiphop influences, and is the first part of an 8 part series exploring the themes of depression and religious exploration.

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Better (Prod. By McGe)

"LUST" is the third installment in the #AlmostAngels series covering the topics of depression and addiction in all it's forms.

LUST

Who Is Raphael Leraux is back with a love letter to the old school music he grew up on. The duality of the undeniable classic influences juxtaposed against his contemporary flow, riding on a smooth g-funk beat come together to remind us all of those warm summer days when we were younger

NEW THING

The latest single from Who Is Raphael Leraux, "Hold Tight" brings an distinct cultural vibe that could only be found when blending the southern swagger of Texas rap with the danceable rhythms of afro-pop and the infectious melodies of latin-pop.

Hold Tight

After the sudden & tragic passing of his cousin, Isaiah, WIRL channels his emotions into a short but poignant and powerful farewell song.

Isaiah's Song

The latest sample of Who Is Raphael Leraux's #AlmostAngels project is here with "Blackout". A drug fueled haze filled with regret. Blackout is an introspective look at this generation's fascination with drug culture and the root cause of it.

BLACKOUT

"Blvck God" is the newest release from Texas rapper/author Who Is Raphael Leraux. "Blvck God" is a powerful and timely anthem for the current civil unrest in America. With a hypnotic beat that feels like a pulse driving Raphael's passionate delivery forward, the poignant lyrics in this song work together to create a mirror for America to look into. From the chants of victims of police brutality in the chorus to the clips of news reports in the bridge and at the end, it's clear that Raphael Leraux has a message that needs to be heard. Now more than ever before.

BLVCK GOD

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