THEKLEAVEHER is a 20 year old rapper, producer and artist from Florida, USA.
THEKLEAVEHER creates and produces his own distinctive fusion and blend of Hip-Hop, Trap, Grime and Rap music with a pop edge.
THEKLEAVEHER works mainly with his friends and producer/engineer vitodropthat and is influenced by artists like Kurt Cobain, (“owl pharaoh” travis Scott), Gorillaz ( Formed by Blur’s Damon Albarn) and Kevin Parker.
The brand new release from THEKLEAVEHER is entitled ‘Shake it’.
THEKLEAVEHER talks about the meaning and inspiration behind the song:
“I made this song last month because I know times are a little weird right now, and I want to put everybody back into a party mood whoever decides to listen to the song”.
THEKLEAVEHER has performed live at the restaurant/ bar ‘Suri West’ in Wellington Florida and at trending parties around Florida.
THEKLEAVEHER opens up about the track and how he has felt in lockdown:
“I deal with a lot of normal shit that everybody deals with, anxiety/depression, but I try to focus on having fun and making music, I just want to put people in a good mood when they hear my songs”.
LISTEN TO MORE SONGS FROM THEKLEAVEHER ONLINE:
https://soundcloud.com/theksclout/just-like-them
https://soundcloud.com/theksclout/shake-it-prod-illegal
https://soundcloud.com/theksclout/space-shuttle-prod-illegal
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