Pop Smoke made his first appearance on Charlie Sloth’s “Fire In The Booth” in London in November 2019, joining the long-running freestyle platform during an important stage in his rise. 👀
The session arrived less than four months after his debut mixtape, “Meet the Woo,” which was released on July 26, 2019. The nine-track project included “Welcome to the Party” and “Dior,” two records that helped introduce a wider audience to his deep voice, distinctive ad-libs and recognizable Brooklyn sound.
During the performance, Pop Smoke moved across two different instrumentals. The session opened over the instrumental associated with Headie One and RV’s “Know Better” before transitioning into a slower second section. He adapted to the change in tempo while maintaining the same controlled cadence and presence throughout.
The full audio from the session was officially released on November 24, 2019, with the video following on November 25. It marked Pop Smoke’s first appearance on “Fire In The Booth” and captured his sound at a time when his audience was quickly expanding beyond New York.
Just over a month later, he appeared alongside Travis Scott on “GATTI” from the “JACKBOYS” compilation. His second mixtape, “Meet the Woo 2,” followed on February 7, 2020.
The “Fire In The Booth” session arrived directly between the two mixtapes that helped establish the opening chapter of Pop Smoke’s catalog. 💯
Where does this rank among Pop Smoke’s best freestyles? 🤔⁉️
🎥: @fireinthebooth @charliesloth
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Pop Smoke made his first appearance on Charlie Sloth’s “Fire In The Booth” in London in November 2019, joining the long-running freestyle platform during an important stage in his rise. 👀
The session arrived less than four months after his debut mixtape, “Meet the Woo,” which was released on July 26, 2019. The nine-track project included “Welcome to the Party” and “Dior,” two records that helped introduce a wider audience to his deep voice, distinctive ad-libs and recognizable Brooklyn sound.
During the performance, Pop Smoke moved across two different instrumentals. The session opened over the instrumental associated with Headie One and RV’s “Know Better” before transitioning into a slower second section. He adapted to the change in tempo while maintaining the same controlled cadence and presence throughout.
The full audio from the session was officially released on November 24, 2019, with the video following on November 25. It marked Pop Smoke’s first appearance on “Fire In The Booth” and captured his sound at a time when his audience was quickly expanding beyond New York.
Just over a month later, he appeared alongside Travis Scott on “GATTI” from the “JACKBOYS” compilation. His second mixtape, “Meet the Woo 2,” followed on February 7, 2020.
The “Fire In The Booth” session arrived directly between the two mixtapes that helped establish the opening chapter of Pop Smoke’s catalog. 💯
Where does this rank among Pop Smoke’s best freestyles? 🤔⁉️
🎥: @fireinthebooth @charliesloth
#rap #hiphop #rapmusic #hiphopmusic #popsmoke
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Pop Smoke made his first appearance on Charlie Sloth's "Fire In The Booth" in London in November 2019, joining the long-running freestyle platform during an important stage in his rise. 00
The session arrived less than four months after his debut mixtape, "Meet the Woo," which was released on July 26, 2019. The nine-track project included "Welcome to the Party" and "Dior," two records that helped introduce a wider audience to his deep voice, distinctive ad-libs and recognizable Brooklyn sound.
During the performance, Pop Smoke moved across two different instrumentals. The session opened over the instrumental associated with Headie One and RV's "Know Better" before transitioning into a slower second section. He adapted to the change in tempo while maintaining the same controlled cadence and presence throughout.
The full audio from the session was officially released on November 24, 2019, with the video following on November 25. It marked Pop Smoke's first appearance on "Fire In The Booth" and captured his sound at a time when his audience was quickly expanding beyond New York.
Just over a month later, he appeared alongside Travis Scott on "GATTI" from the "JACKBOYS" compilation. His second mixtape, "Meet the Woo 2," followed on February 7, 2020.
The "Fire In The Booth" session arrived directly between the two mixtapes that helped establish the opening chapter of Pop Smoke's catalog. 700
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Japanese-American R&B songstress @joycewrice delivers a smooth and intimate live performance of ‘Break Me In’ for @soundcloud new live performance series ‘The Booth’ recorded live in New York City
The session strips everything back to focus entirely on Joyce’s angelic vocals and magnetic presence, creating a warm and hypnotic atmosphere that still feels personal. Moving away from the choreography energy of the music video, this performance lets her soaring harmonies and emotional delivery take center stage
‘Break Me In’ offers a first taste into Joyce’s long-awaited forthcoming album and the follow-up to her critically acclaimed debut album ‘Overgrown’. The sultry mid-tempo track blends romantic neo-soul textures with glossy 90s-inspired R&B, as Joyce leans into themes of vulnerability, desire and emotional surrender
Following on from ‘Break Me In’, Joyce has already started mapping out her next chapter, releasing her brand new single ‘Crack The Code’ earlier this month, as anticipation continues to build for her highly awaited second album arriving later this year!
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