Playboi Carti Makes A Triumphant Comeback With “All Red” Single
It’s actually here. Playboi Carti first teased “All Red” on April 5, 2023. It’s been performed live at Summer Smash Chicago, and leaked online in various forms. Carti likes to take his time, though, and it reached a point where fans questioned if they’d ever get an official release of the song. The wait is over, though. “All Red” has been released as the first single Playboi Carti’s upcoming album, MUSIC, and it’s a true pleasure to hear a CDQ, mastered version. The beat has the typical ferocious bounce of a rage-heavy Carti song. The guitar flourishes really pop amidst the driving drum pattern, but truthfully, the synths prove to be the most crucial ingredient.
Musically, at least. It should go without saying that Playboi Carti’s vocals are the real highlight on “All Red.” The single marks the official introduction of the rapper’s deeper-voiced register. Fans have spent so much time the “baby voice” Carti that it will definitely be jarring to hear him go in a different direction, and pull out a more menacing rap flow. It’s unmistakably Playboi Carti, but its bold and adventurous in ways that most other rappers wouldn’t attempt. There have been dozens of MUSIC leaks in the last few years, but it really does make a difference when Carti is actively dropping songs and presenting fans with a coherent vision. “All Red” is just the beginning, and we can’t wait to see where the rest of the album goes.
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Playboi Carti Debuts A Deeper Rapping Voice
Uh, the Bentley’s parked outside
My broad tryna go for a ride
I put VETEMENTS right on her thighs
I put the mask on ’cause I be fried
All red, I stay with the Fives
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