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RPXSB – Deep End-The Intro

RPxSB going into the “Deep End-The Intro” on his latest single.

It’s a homage to the American quarter life crisis. Being the intro, this track sets the tone for the entire AUDIOPORN project. It takes place during a relatable time in RPxSB’s life when life’s responsibilities collide with pursuit of the American dream and immaturity. Young adulthood, when the weekend and social life are important, but so is getting your career, family, and mental health in check. Relationships will be tested, substances will be consumed, and bad decisions will be made. They’re not losses, they’re lessons.

RPxSB is composed of San Francisco childhood friends and sons of immigrants Roddy Picante and Stay-Bizzy. Growing up in working class San Francisco during the 90’s and early 2000’s, they’ve seen their City go from colorful hub of artists and diverse backgrounds to a tech bubble of gentrification and rising property prices.

Stream – “Deep End-The Intro”

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