On the come up as a New York drill rap star, Rah Swish can do more than just spit fire, Paying tribute to a 1992 2Pac-starring classic, Rah Swish shares BK Juice, his new short film. Connecting with fellow New York rapper Ron Suno and members
Rah Swish blends old school NYC rap charisma with the en vogue sound of Brooklyn drill. Giving the visual treatment to his guitar-driven new single, Rah shares the eventful clip forÂ
“WOO It Again.” Produced by the legendary NYC duoÂ
Trackmasters, who bring distorted guitars that would sound at home on a Black Sabbath record, “WOO It Again” is an old school-style NYC anthem, a pugilistic tone-setter that places the young rapper as a standard bearer for the new NY sound: “Feel like I’m Jigga/Blue Yankee fitted.” The video gives a rundown of Rah Swish’s nightly routine, from heading to the club at 12am, to the studio at 2am, to the diner at 5am. The video pays homage to films likeÂ
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The Break Presents: Rah Swish
In New York City, hip-hop is a way of life and a way out of the struggle for many of the young kids who are seeking an exit from the poverty that s all too rife throughout the city s boroughs. Brooklyn rapper Rah Swish grew up like a lot of kids in BK did, surrounded by friends who dabbled in rap. That same crew of people are the ones that piqued Rah s own interest in the art form. As a result, Rah got his start rapping much later start than most other rappers in the game. He started five years ago, spitting when he was 19, but that didn t faze Rah since anything that s worth effort like rapping takes time to master.