Blacc Zacc has dropped off two fresh releases to kick off the new year, titled “Granny House” and “Dirty Bop”. Hailing from South Carolina, Zacc spent years perfecting his rap style, moving from emceeing as a teenager to self-releasing mixtapes, to founding his own entertainment company, and eventually signing a major label deal. After years of work in the industry, Zacc began attracting wider attention in 2019, bringing his gritty flows and hard-edged production on songs like “Chump Change” and the Key Glock-assisted “Hahaha”. His newest releases “Granny House” and “Dirty Bop” are catchy, street-smart offerings paired with potent music videos that serve to start his year off in style.
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Heavy, booming instrumentals underscore Zacc on “Granny House” and “Dirty Bop”, complete with clanging percussion and massive 808s that burst through the speakers upon pressing play. “Granny House” contains a sleeker sound with glowing guitars and keys, while “Dirty Bop” pairs powerful, minimalistic production with immense flows from Zacc.
Zacc’s charismatic persona shines through in “Granny House” and “Dirty Bop”. In the videos, he takes us back to where it all started – the old neighborhood. But now, he’s donning the brightest diamonds and his pockets are full of bluefaces. Additionally, the bass of the 808s booms out of the speakers as baddies twerk to the rhythm. Blacc Zacc’s energy is infectious, shown throughout his performances in these videos, matching the track’s raucous energy.
“Granny House” and “Dirty Bop” present two refreshing, hard-hitting songs from South Carolina artist Blacc Zacc that put a modern twist on classic Southern influences, paired with engaging new visuals.
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