Ayar

Ayar cemented his reputation with releases like the album -"Off the Corner"-, where tracks shift between throwback 9th Wonder vibes and mid-90s Jay-Z slickness. He tackles familiar themes, the hustle, the grind, and the drama, but spins them with a genuine panache that makes you hang on every accented syllable. His tracks are often on the shorter side, leaving the listener hitting replay, which is either a brilliant marketing strategy or just proof that his flow is so good, you don't want it to end.

He is a prospect to be taken seriously, a rapper capable of bridging the gap between hip-hop's golden era and its digital future, proving that true lyrical skill never goes out of style.