CreaM Da Villain Delivers the Raw Flavors of Street style Rapping in ‘All We Do’
New York, Apr 4, 2018 (Issuewire.com) - The one music genre that has seen artists rising from the grassroot is hip hop music. Apart from the glitz and glamour of the art form, there is one tough side of hip hop music that leads to the struggles of rappers with harsh childhood memories and bitter experiences. However, the most convincing aspect is that each of the artists in the zone has used these realities to do something constructive and that is reflected in the music pieces. One new artist who can be called a true representative in this respect is Jared Guerrero aka CreaM Da Villain who is the new rap sensation in the SoundCloud platform. This rising star has already bagged huge appreciation from critics and fans all over the world. He is all set with another new single ‘All We Do’ now streaming on SoundCloud.
Artist CreaM hails from Queens, United States and is trying hard enough to enter in the mainstream hip hop industry. Being raised in the country and spending his childhood in New York, he had a deep passion to become a professional rapper and took all the necessary efforts to get recognized. He took inspiration from the street life culture and used the metaphors in his rap narratives. CreaM has the perfect stage presence, attitude and rapping style that every aspiring rappers deserve to possess. His professional commitment is reflected with his urge to work with other artists, rappers and producers to expand his professional circle. Some of the tracks that have attained popularity include all the singles of his playlist album 448 PIFFTAPE.
His latest single ‘All We Do’ features Corona’s top artists and is released by Flip The Paper entertainment and features Don, Freezy and CreaM. Produced by Boogz Baked the track is crafted with the essential elements that highlights the raw factors of street style rap tracks.
