Cleveland’s own K Suave has finally dropped his highly anticipated album, It Was Never Serious. The 17-track project is a melodic rap masterpiece that showcases the artist’s growth and versatility while staying true to his signature sound.
Known for his affiliation with Trippie Redd’s 1400/800 crew, K Suave has been steadily climbing the ranks of the underground hip-hop scene. With It Was Never Serious, he’s aiming to solidify his position as a leading force in the genre. The album is a perfect blend of cloud rap and trap, characterized by infectious hooks and hard-hitting beats.
Suave’s decision to name the album It Was Never Serious is a clear indication of his laid-back approach to music-making. As he explains, the project is a reflection of his enjoyment in the studio and a desire to create music without pressure. This carefree attitude is evident in the album’s overall vibe, making it an easy listen for both longtime fans and newcomers to his music.
Featuring high-profile collaborations with Trippie Redd, D. Savage, and Chrisean Rock, It Was Never Serious boasts a star-studded lineup that adds an extra layer of excitement for fans. Tracks like “Must Be Crazy” featuring Trippie Redd and “No Ice” with D. Savage showcase Suave’s ability to seamlessly blend his style with other artists.
One of the standout tracks on the album is “Cloud9 2.0” featuring Chrisean Rock. The accompanying music video has already generated significant buzz, thanks in part to the chemistry between the two artists. Suave’s romantic involvement with Rock has undoubtedly fueled public interest in the project, but it’s important to remember that the album’s true strength lies in its music.
Beyond the music, It Was Never Serious offers a glimpse into K Suave’s personal growth. His evolution as an artist is evident in his improved flow and cadence, showcasing a maturity that sets him apart from his contemporaries.
With this latest release, K Suave has delivered a project that is both commercially appealing and critically acclaimed. As he continues to build his fanbase, It Was Never Serious is sure to solidify his status as a rising star in the hip-hop industry.
