Krosst Out, the rap-rocker hailing from Toronto, is making waves with his latest single, “This The New Shit.” With a unique blend of hip-hop and heavy music, Krosst Out is no stranger to pushing musical boundaries and creating a sound that is entirely his own. Born and raised in the small rural town of Campbellford, Ontario, Krosst Out’s passion for music started at a young age.
During his high school years, Krosst Out found himself playing bass in bands while also honing his rap skills on the side. It didn’t take long for his talent to catch the attention of those around him. Friends and acquaintances were drawn to his unique ability to seamlessly merge the worlds of rap and rock, creating a sound that resonated with listeners. Driven by his undeniable passion and the growing support from those who believed in him, Krosst Out realized that pursuing music was not just a dream but a calling. He embarked on a journey to take his music as far as he possibly could, determined to make his mark in the industry.
With the release of his latest single, “This The New Shit,” Krosst Out aims to break free from any preconceived notions about his music. The track serves as an introduction to his upcoming album, challenging expectations and boldly announcing his creative direction. When asked about the story behind “This The New Shit,” Krosst Out explains that he drew inspiration from his favorite albums. He wanted to create an introduction track that would surprise and captivate his listeners, shaking off any labels or assumptions they might have had about his genre-bending style. Krosst Out sought to shatter expectations and reintroduce himself and his new record to the world.
By infusing his signature rap and rock fusion with unexpected elements, “This The New Shit” showcases Krosst Out’s artistic evolution. The track resonates with its raw energy, infectious hooks, and thought-provoking lyrics. Krosst Out’s fearless approach to blending genres is evident, as he effortlessly navigates between heavy instrumental and hard-hitting rap verses, creating a sound that defies categorization. “This The New Shit” serves as a testament to Krosst Out’s growth as an artist and his determination to carve his own path. With this single, he not only showcases his versatility but also paves the way for a new era in his music career.
As Krosst Out continues to push boundaries and challenge the status quo, his music resonates with a diverse range of listeners. Fans eagerly anticipate what he has in store next, as he prepares to release his highly anticipated album, showcasing his unique blend of rap and rock with an unwavering authenticity. With “This The New Shit,” Krosst Out invites us to join him on his musical journey, one that defies conventions and embraces the uncharted territories of his genre-bending artistry. As he reintroduces himself and his new record, it’s clear that Krosst Out is ready to conquer new heights and leave an indelible mark on the music industry.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Based in Toronto but originally from the small, rural town of Campbellford, ON, Krosst Out is a rap-rocker with an affinity for marrying his two musical passions: hip hop and heavy music. By high school, Krosst Out was playing bass in bands and writing his own raps on the side, which quickly gained attention from his friends and people around him. Eventually, he realized there was simply no other path for him—he had to take his music as far as he could. After his debut EP, 2017’s Lifeoftheparty , Krosst Out went on to release a slew of singles, such as “Runaway” with Melotika and “Fix Myself” in 2021, as well as “Anesthesia” featuring OnCue (whose credits include writing for Eminem)and “Three Cheers (Bottle Boy)” with Polychuck and JBRD in 2022. In 2020, Krosst Out released his magnum opus full-length album, Phone Calls With Ghosts, with tracks like “Drive” and “Running in Traffic” taking listeners on a journey through a series of thoughts, emotions, and themes, making it impossible for anyone to feel nothing listening. Krosst Out’s newest offering, I Had A Dream I Didn’t Have Eyes, set to release this year, sees the rap-rocker continue to push his artistic development and creativity in new directions, digging deep into crevasses of his mind he didn’t think he had the wherewithal to explore.
