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SA: CASH of Hearts unveils Roses Are Red (Interlude) single
South African rapper CASH of Hearts has released a new single titled ‘Roses Are Red (Interlude)’, which is available for streaming and download on all major digital platforms.
- CASH of Hearts.
‘Roses Are Red (Interlude)’ pulsates with the energy of aspiration and determination, encapsulating the essence of the artist’s relentless pursuit of success against the backdrop of life’s challenges.
The track is a promise of a truly immersive experience, a journey into the intricacies of emotions and aspirations, guided by CASH of Hearts’ masterful storytelling. With its fusion of genres, emotional depth and lyrical finesse, the single is poised to captivate purists and contemporary music enthusiasts alike.
CASH of Hearts’ talent shines through in the seamless transitions and the nuanced references that evoke a desire for global recognition and international collaborations. The single further explores the delicate balance between seeking fame and embracing one’s authentic self.
‘Roses Are Red (Interlude)’ is a prologue to his forthcoming EP Bad Intentions due for release on 21 October, a date that aligns with his birthday, making it all the more significant. The track provides a tantalising glimpse into the thematic richness expected in the EP – a deep dive into the complexities of human emotions and experiences.
Hailing from the East Rand in Johannesburg, CASH of Hearts has earned a reputation for pushing the boundaries of musical expression. His style fuses hip hop, R&B, pop, Afrobeats and amapiano.
His musical journey has been punctuated by impressive milestones, most notably an accomplishment of 100 000 streams on Spotify for his ‘Hennessy’ single.
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