SoFaygo’s debut album is here.
The charismatic 21-year-old Atlanta-based artist just made his late night television performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Monday, capping off one of the most impressive runs from an emerging artist in recent memory — SoFaygo got his start in Atlanta’s underground “plugg” scene while in high school and blasted off amidst a global pandemic after the release of his viral Lil Tecca-produced and Cole Bennett-directed video-single, “Knock Knock” which has racked up hundreds of millions of streams.
Shortly after, SoFaygo signed to Travis Scott‘s Cactus Jack Records, toured as direct support for Trippie Redd, glossed the cover of XXL’s 2022 Freshman issue, and has recently been recognized as one of the most promising new artists of 2022 by Apple Music as well as HipHopDX.
Last month, SoFaygo announced his debut album with four new singles “Fasho”, “Blitz”, “Another One”, and “Hell Yeah” (feat. Ken Carson), each refining his tunefully melodic structures while displaying a sense of comfort in experimentation. A standout record from the 4-Pack of singles, “Hell Yeah” was also featured in the launch of Beats by Dre’s new King of the Court campaign starring LeBron James and his son Bronny who hand picked the record for his part.
All this in under a year and building up to SoFaygo’s highly anticipated debut album Pink Heartz which drops on Friday with star-studded production and features from Pharrell, Lil Uzi Vert, DJ Khaled, Don Toliver, Gunna, and Ken Carson. Pink Heartz serves a triathlon of styles and sounds, showcasing SoFaygo’s effortless ability to skate through balmy melodies, stadium-ready verses, and party-starting songs alike. With his ambidextrous ability to transition from rapid-fire bars to saccharine singing, SoFaygo is solidifying himself as the torch bearer for a new generation of artists and ushering in a new era of rap with his debut album, Pink Heartz.
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