April 12, 2022

Splashwoe is heating up with his new album “20NINETEEN”

Colton Kopacz

The majority of the underground music community has picked up on Splashwoe in the last couple of weeks since the release of his 15-track-project titled “20NINETEEN”. The project is a collection of work from 2019, and includes features from White John and Yeat. Splashwoe isn’t new to the scene, he has been putting in work for years and initially popped on my radar following the release of his music video “Ching Ching” which dropped just over 4 years ago on Elevator Magazine’s YouTube channel. I have no doubt with the trajectory Splashwoe is on that he will one day be one of the biggest names in the underground rap scene. Check out “20NINETEEN” below, and keep up with the kid!

Stream “20NINETEEN” Here:

Watch “Ching Ching” Here:

Follow Splashwoe:
https://instagram.com/splashwoe
https://twitter.com/splashwoe
https://soundcloud.com/splashwoe

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