Samuel Huston’s latest single, “DEAD,” serves as a poignant testament to the emotional rollercoaster of heartbreak and betrayal. The track, which dropped recently, showcases the artist’s adeptness at blending pop, R&B, and elements of hip-hop into a cohesive and deeply resonant musical narrative.
One of the standout features of “DEAD” is its creative production and stellar vocal mixing. The track’s instrumental is amazing and provides the perfect backdrop for Huston’s passionate vocal delivery. From the opening bars, it’s evident that Huston intends to pull listeners into his world of raw emotion and introspection.
Lyrically, “DEAD” doesn’t hold back. Huston lays bare the pain and toxicity of a failed relationship, exploring themes of blame, communication breakdown, and ultimately, closure. In a recent interview with us, the artist revealed that the song draws from personal experiences, adding an extra layer of authenticity to his storytelling.
Overall, “DEAD” stands as a testament to Samuel Huston’s talent and versatility as an artist. With its honest lyrics, captivating vocals, and innovative production, the single is sure to resonate with listeners who have experienced the pain of heartbreak and betrayal. As Huston continues to evolve and grow as an artist, it’s clear that he is poised for even greater success in the music industry.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Twenty year old singer and rapper, Samuel Huston (Formerly known as LOVEPeso), has found a way to seamlessly blend Hip/hop, R&b, and alternative music; speaking on the traumas of growing up in Milwaukee, dealing with deaths of close ones, heartbreak, and etc.
Spending 7+ years as a recording artist “sharpening his sword” , His latest somg “Suicide Hotline” and up and coming project “A Beautiful Mess”, perfectly showcases that hunger and drive to be bigger than what he was exposed to during childhood. Samuel Huston’s influences range from artist such as Young Thug, Future, and Travis Scott, and artist like Kanye West and Lil Wayne whom he grew up listening to.
