Be ready to experiment “4 Years Later”, a collaboration between Tracy Grimm and bgboi . You hit play… and suddenly, you’re not where you were a second ago.
From the opening track, 4 LIFE, Tracy Grimm and bgboi plunge you into a soundscape that’s dark, psychedelic, and totally unhinged. A ghostly vocal sample slithers in from another dimension, layered over hypnotic hip-hop phrasing and raw punk-rock textures. The voices shift between light and shadow, whisper and scream. It’s intense. It stirs something buried deep inside — and you can’t look away.
Just like a possession.
By the time you reach FLOAT, the final track, you’re gone. Lost in it. You never noticed the shift, but the sound took over. There’s a wild urgency in this EP, something feral and electric, but somehow it heals. It frees. It makes you want to be there — in the crowd, in the moment, sweat-soaked and screaming with nothing else to care about but now.
4 Years Later is trying to break you open — and make you feel everything. Hit play !
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