Courtney Nolasco

Harlem, New York keeps churning out rappers that are buzz-worthy and looking for their slot as hot in the streets and on the charts. Next in line is rapper/producer Rosé Riley with his trap push “Murder Mountain.” Even with the song’s new landing spot, Spotify’s audience is feeling it with 25,000 streams already packed in. With an affiliation with The Fugees founder, Wyclef Jean, Riley was featured on “Faded Butterfly” off the recent Wyclef Goes Back To School album. Learning from those Uptown hustlers before him, Riley is also rolling out his branded ‘Rose Fam’ clothing line.  Yet, music is still his main focus, as well as putting on some of his homies as newcomer Yung Tash is featured on the battle-type beat with him. Be sure to check for Riley’s debut project, Rosé Season, shortly.

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So murderous at the top.

Rising Harlem rapper Rose’ Riley’s killing it at the top with his new music video featuring Yung Tash.

Off his upcoming debut album, Rosé Season, Riley and Tash bring their trap banger to life while flexing in a series of colored backdrops, fly whips, and sporadic animation and effects.

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Emerging as a buzzing phenomenon with legendary collaborative co-signs from the likes of N.O.R.E. and Wyclef Jean, just under-the-radar, 20-year-old Harlem, NY rapper, producer and Heads Music recording artist Rosé Riley releases the official video to his fast-bubbling trap banger “Murder Mountain” featuring Yung Tashtoday via premiere on VEVO’s “Incoming Daily.”

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Coming from Harlem in New York City, Riley is an up-and-coming rapper. But he’s not just a rapper: he’s an athlete, an actor, an unintentional comedian, and most importantly, a dream chaser. A fan of real hip-hop, Riley is influenced by the latest and greatest, taking after the likes of Jay-Z, Meek Mill, Dave East, Don Q, Lil Uzi Vert, Tee Grizzley, and 21 Savage. This impressive, hard-working artist was also featured on Wyclef Jean’s Carnival III. He loves rapping, writing music, beautiful girls, and wearing Air Jordans, Nikes, and Bape.

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On Fasho, Riley is able to create a hooky style that blends late-oughts styles (e.g. Soulja Boi, T-Pain) with a bit of the mumble rap style. A brooding, emotive backing beat establishes a clear soundscape upon which Riley’s bars can shine. There’s a crossover appeal present to Fasho; bits of autotuned lyrics will get butts out on the dance floor. The presence of V$ Asad’s own unique style on Fasho provides a further depth to the composition. The resulting track will interest rap aficionados just as it will incite the passion of anyone seeking good, rotation-worthy music.

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Riley is from Harlem, in New York City. He’s an up and coming rapper, but he’s also an athlete, an actor, a comedian (unintentionally) and most of all, a dream chaser. His latest single, ‘Fasho’, featuring V$ Asad, is the first taste of Riley’s upcoming album, ‘First Quarter’, and the music video has already found its way onto BET Jams.

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Coming from Harlem in New York City, Riley is an up-and-coming rapper. But he’s not just a rapper: he’s an athlete, an actor, an unintentional comedian, and most importantly, a dream chaser. A fan of real hip-hop, Riley is influenced by the latest and greatest, taking after the likes of Jay-Z, Meek Mill, Dave East, Don Q, Lil Uzi Vert, Tee Grizzley, and 21 Savage. This impressive, hard-working artist was also featured on Wyclef Jean’s Carnival III. He loves rapping, writing music, beautiful girls, and wearing Air Jordans, Nikes, and Bape.

Like his previous video, “The World Is Yours,” “Fasho” is set in New York City – only this time, the visual is animated. “Fasho” is the first hint of Riley’s upcoming album First Quarter, and it’s already airing on BET Jams. Directed by Maddisays and animated by Food Fight Studios, the video opens with Riley on a park bench, and we get glimpses of him in a “ROSÉ” hoodie from his merch collection, while Lil Riley, his alter ego and main character for the Roséfam merch collection appears next to him. Does he make it look easy? Fa sho. But is he gonna slay? Yeah, that’s fa sho.

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