Originally from Melbourne, Australia, now based in Los Angeles, the duo also plays the drums, guitar and piano. Mason & Julez are talented producers, songwriters, rappers and singers who executed all the creatives on their upcoming album. Each influence has heavily contributed to a style that originates from within her, piecing together bits of alt-R&B, pop, and soul to form a cross-genre experience that is driven by story. She found solace in BANKS’ dark and mysterious lyrics, Adele’s vocal expression, Hayley William’s playful extremities, and Hiatus Kaiyote’s Neo-Soul sound. Raised by her grandparents from the age of five, her unconventional youth culminated in a devoted relationship to music and emotions through words and melodies. Her debut album, Scorpio Season, is a tribute to a fall-time “cuffing season” romance gone wrong, exploring themes of heartbreak, lust, self-doubt, psychosis, and self-destruction, inspired by Hunter’s life and experiences.Ĭat Evers first started writing music as a young girl growing up in Malibu, California. Following her departure from Berklee, from 2017 through 2019, Hunter wrote and produced material with her core creative team for her debut EP, Scorpio Rising (April 2020). Shortly after the inception of her career, she enrolled in Boston’s Berklee College of Music and quickly emerged as one of the school’s many promising, young talents. By the age of 17, she had immersed herself in the company of industry giants, working alongside Grammy-award-winning musicians and producers such as Narada Michael Walden and working as an in-house songwriter and studio vocalist Tarpan Studios in San Francisco, CA. Inspired by dark, synth-pop, chilling Toronto R&B, and the melodic hip hop of the 2010s, Hunter, has created a sound that has been shaped by the music that has been the soundtrack to her life. Hunter Blair Ambrose is a Pop/R&B artist and songwriter based in New York City.
It’s a track that highlights the struggles of drinking habits, obsessing over a love interest, the fear of being “too much” for someone, and the frustration with having too much anxiety over all of the above. It’s about overindulging in your favorite vices in order to avoid anxiety. “Too Much” is a synth-pop summer track written by Hunter and produced by Jason Strong, with mixing and mastering done by Travis Bruce and Randy Merrill. This song is about dancing and drinking to avoid your pain which can be a good and bad thing.” – Hunter Blair Ambrose For a long time, I would ignore my problems by indulging in partying and drinking until I realized it was getting to be too much. “I wrote this song to take accountability for my avoidance issues. Hunter Blair Ambrose has released her latest single, “Too Much,” as part of her promotions for her upcoming album Scorpio Season. NMEawarded the album “5-out-of-5 stars” and crowned it “a near-perfect sequel that leaves nothing to chance,” and Complexapplauded it as a “cinematic masterpiece.” Rating it “4-out-of-5 stars,” Rolling Stone observed, “The duo recaptures the magic of the first ‘Savage Mode’ installment while paying tribute to their Southern rap influences.” However, NPR put it best, “It’s not about the autobiographical details, but how convincing he sounds.” The album also landed on every viable year end best of album lists and most recently was nominated for the Best group award at the 2021 BET Awards.
The collaborative album scored unanimous tastemaker praise upon release. The LEFF directed video, who previously teamed with 21 and Metro for ‘ Runnin’’, follows the duo on the road to financial freedom and features a slew of celebrity cameos including DJ Khaled, Shaquille O’Neil and Bow Wow among others. Bookending their critically acclaimed album, Savage Mode 2, GRAMMY® Award-winning multiplatinum rapper 21 Savage and mega-producer Metro Boomin release the video for ‘Brand New Draco,’ today.
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