Baddies In My City
It’ll Clap
Take A Shot
iRock (Sippin on Dat Ciroc) feat. Kblast
Rocky Road feat. Father & Yehme2
Fuck it Up
Friday Nite
Lean
Go
10.Baby Steps
Did you Know (Wifi Password)
Bate Onna Bo
Sunset
The Mop feat. Kblast, Huncho Da Rockstar
The Houston Dance Rap Luminary Shares a Self-Directed New Combination Video for
“Go/Baby Steps”
The 24-Year-Old Artist Shares His Most Expansive Artistic Statement Yet, Ranging From Bassy Bangers to Melodic Jams.
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TisaKorean is a restless creative, constantly originating new dances, producing his own beats, and even inventing his own language. The Houston native channels his insatiable creative energy into Wasteland., his brand new album. Spanning 14 tracks, Wasteland. is a whirlwind tour through Tisa’s wild world of ladies and libations, offering party anthems of all speeds, shapes, and sizes. The 24-year-old rapper experiments with a variety of entrancing flows, offering rapidfire patter in the rubbery anthem “F*ck It Up,” delivering teetering, monosyllabic bars in “It’ll Clap,” and even proving to be an expert melodist on bouncy banger “Friday Nite” and the plaintive and emotional “Sunset.” Wherever his muse takes him, Tisa is always focused on the dance floor, always making sure his bass knocks and his hi-hats bounce.
“I’m excited about Wasteland.,” says TisaKorean. “The music on this project lets you hear where I’m at and where I’m going. I can’t wait to bring people along for the ride. I came up with the title ‘Wasteland.’ because I feel that’s what the project is: a ‘landfill’ of different vibes. I think it’s something on there for everyone.”
The new album is home to “The Mop,” a collab with Kblast and Huncho Da Rockstar that generated over 40 million streams and inspired one of the first viral dances of the young decade. Wasteland also hosts recent singles like “iRock (Sippin On Dat Ciroc),” a thumping Texas trap slapper with an appearance from Kblast, “Did You Know (Wifi Password)/Bounce,” a downtempo, Pitchfork-approved banger that earned the attention of Chance The Rapper, “Rocky Road,” an EDM-flavored bouncer with contributions from Father and YehMe2, and beat-shifting dance-rap odyssey “Bate Onna Bo.” Wasteland. is available everywhere via Ultra Records.
Along with the album, TisaKorean shares “Go/Baby Steps” a music video that includes two of the album’s highlight tracks. Deeply rooted in the sounds of his hometown, “Baby Steps” features the menacing horn fanfares and syrup-friendly lyrics of Houston rap. TisaKorean adds a emphatic flow and the off-color witticisms that have become his trademark: “It’s way too packed, there ain’t no parking spots around the club.” Directed by TisaKorean and featuring subtitles in Tisinese, a brand new language that Tisa created, the “Go/Baby Steps”video [VIDEO DESCRIPTION TO COME]
“Tisinese is the language of the future,” says TisaKorean. “It originated on another planet and was given to me to share with the world! Lol!”
With notable fans including Chance The Rapper, LeBron James, Lil Uzi Vert, James Harden, Jonah Hill, Marshmello, Diplo, and more, TisaKorean is primed to bring his positive energy to a bigger audience with Wasteland. Catch the wave now, before everybody starts to speak Tisinese.
About TisaKorean :
TisaKorean is an urban dance and rap artist notable for creating songs with immense cultural impact. In 2017, he spearheaded the “#thewoah” movement with his song “DIP,” and in 2019 he gave us “The Mop,” an infectious instructional dance record featuring his collective members Kblasst and Huncho Da Rockstar. In 2019, he signed a partnership with global brand Aeropostale, performed across Rolling Loud, Lyrical Lemonade and Fool’s Gold stages, and inked a record deal with indie dance label Ultra Records.
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