A new hip-hop single that blurs the lines between the old school and the new age of the genre.
Artist and performer LV Williams is back on the scene with the release of Texas Made. The radio version of this track has all the grit and punch of the original, yet it retains a more appealing format that’s suitable for radio broadcast. In some cases, radio edits can be a bit lackluster, but in this particular instance, LV Williams decided to avoid compromising the integrity of his work. As a result, this radio version is just as powerful and astonishing as the original track. You can expect massive beats with a huge low-end, tipping the hat off to the best modern rap and trap releases. On the other hand, LV has a charismatic lyrical flow that really reminds me of old school hip-hop.
There is definitely more warmth to the artist’s vision, and a strong sense of identity that really make the artist’s own character stand out in a big way. They say that everything in Texas is actually bigger, and this definitely include the music. This song is a perfect example, with its huge tone, massive hooks and gigantic beats. LV Williams certainly can’t go unnoticed with such a hot track, and word is spreading really quickly. Texas Made is in regular rotation @ 106.1 FM The Heat-Tampa, FL, and 104.9FM KPUP-Seattle, WA and gaining more traction as we speak. LV Williams was also featured on a mixtape hosted by Coke Boys South and We The best/Rich Gang titled Certified Connect Vol 2 which includes hit single from Fat Joe and Remy Ma “ALL THE WAY UP”. Needless to say LV Williams is building one hack of a resume in the music industry.