“Pour Some Purple Up” – sevknots

“Pour Some Purple Up” by sevknots is an infectious fusion of chill background beats, with lyrical finesse. The gritty storytelling, underscored by heavy beats effortlessly straddles the line between introspection and street narratives, offering a glimpse into the life of a modern wordsmith. Sevknots hypnotic blend of melodic trap and reflective lyricism makes you want to kick back and just relax into the present. The way sevknots glide on the beat effortlessly is reminiscent of rapper Luh Tyler, or Babytron. “Pour Some Purple Up” is a testament to the art of wordplay, exploring the multifaceted nature of sevknots’ reality with depth and finesse.

Written by Gabrielle LaRochelle

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