ROUGH Best Music Of The Week #63

LA based artist Julian Bell has been making waves across the R&B scene with rhyming over soft electronics and warm synthesisers that allow for something special. Julian has been touring with Smino, Lucie Silvas and Roy English, which helped establish him in the R&B, jazz, gospel and pop genres. In this new track, ''Translation'', is all about looking back, whilst looking forward. It’s a soulful jam that shows off the talented artist and his clean-cut lyricism. With the upcoming release of his solo album ‘Waiting Room’, 2020 is set to be a huge year for the multifaceted artist.

Aaron London has produced another fresh track by the name of ''Feel My Love.''  After creating a plethora of hits this year, the London based artist has been shining in this new track with the use of intricate bass lines and a beat so infectious that it forms into a masterpiece. Aaron has been creating one-minute Instagram videos once a week where he’s able to show off not only his music but his talent when it comes to editing videos. The music video that is accompanied with the new track explores clean-cut transitions that are edited to perfection.

Californian rappers Chuuwee & Trizz follow the release of their slick sonic cut “3.5” with the launch of their fourth studio album 3.5 (Eighth), a twelve track project paying tribute to rap royalty including the likes of Nas and Jay Z. Having already established successful solo careers across the sunshine state, their collaborative project is an impressive indication of the pair's unique talent. Lead singles such as ‘Don’t Fuck Witchu’ set the tone for what was to come and it didn’t disapoint. Sacramento’s Chuuwee initially planned to release the series as a solo project before teaming up with Los Angeles native Trizz - pooling resources and ideas together on a series which would span the course of four years.