Jamel Hewitt
Chicago rapper Philmore Greene aims to strike while the iron is hot.
The pinned tweet on his Twitter profile says, in part: “2021 will be the year I CATCH UP. “
“This is the year I catch up, meaning releasing numerous projects and being more consistent than I’ve ever been,’’ said Greene. “Some artists don’t get second and third chances to get the people’s attention the people can be done with you. … I’ve been taking my talent for granted. I’m going to put the pedal to the metal.”
Greene’s attempt to seize the moment is kickstarted by his December 2020 release and second studio album “The Survival Scroll,” which he says is inspired by the times.