Midsomer Norton, Dec 31, 2020 (Senmer News Wire) – A delightfully entertaining number is deftly composed by the astounding rapper Crackerjack. . He has come up with the brilliant song ‘Small Town’that has splendid hip hop vibes. His closest friend Jay Escott is the owner of a futuristic production house called ‘Veridical Records’ that have him as the main artist. The singer is from the North-East of Somerset in a small town named ‘Midsomer Norton’ and he is based out of South-West. The singer is pretty much ambitious and is very close to his family and friends. One can know more about the singer by plugging into his Facebook profile and Instagram handle know more about his upcoming projects.
In the track ‘Small Town’ by the prodigious rapper Crackerjack, there is a high octane rhythm. There was a period in his life where he has gone through hell but that did not deter him to be the cool and classy rapper that he is. His authenticity and rawness have paid dividends and stamped his authority in the music scene with his realness. One can start a gabfest by plugging into his Twitter handle.
The song by the brilliant rapper has got a subtle touch of funk. He has got an unwavering g passion for translating his dreams into reality and he does that with consummate ease. He is not religious but believes in a greater form of existence. He is slated to come up with his latest album ‘DLV’ which is going to be released in 2021. One can listen to his tracks by logging on to Spotify.
Listen to this song ‘Small Town’, click the given below link :
https://open.spotify.com/track/7LKQlfOazowJ0inkLM0tcV
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Source: Crackerjack has amped up the Hip Hop Quotient with Swirling Beats of Rap in the Number ‘Small Town’
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