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Toronto based artist El Cappo AKA Lastofthereal15 releases new single “GUERRA”

Toronto based artist, El Cappo AKA Lastofthereal15 releases new single GUERRA. It has been about a month since the artist shared the cover art for his new release and it is exciting to finally be able to listen. Throughout the track the artist displays knowledge and word play, flowing effortlessly on the instrumental.

He said – “I used personal experience and the idea of a mental/physical war to craft the idea of GUERRA”

In preparation for the release of his long anticipated Yahshua Lumen Tape. He release GUERRA. The purpose of this song is to show the contrast between the two perspectives that exist within the artist’s mind.

GUERRA meaning WAR is just the right way to describe what you will take away from the track. GUERRA was unexpected but managed to fill the gap he have been looking for, since coming off his other single, NEW DAY. A huge shout-out to Camo Neptune, the man behind the instrumental, EastCoastCoco and Romualdklemm that helped make it come together. With this he encourage all of you to try and listen to what is being said & try to go on towards something new! The thing about it is, you can listen to it at any time of the day, it doesn’t matter what you are doing. Start your day or end your night with GUERRA! With this release, it’s something he needed to just get out of himself, for those who have been following the journey up towards this point.

The track is on all main streaming platforms! Hope you enjoy!

‘You can always tap into my social media to see what’s happening behind the scenes. I am constantly creating and have a lot of content to come real soon’. Stay tuned!

Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/lastofthereal15/
Twitter – https://twitter.com/lastofthereal15
Tiktok- https://www.tiktok.com/@lastofthereal15?lang=en

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