Karras, the up-and-coming rap artist, is back with a new single titled “Kerosene” Stony D Mix. This track celebrates the punk and metal genres Karras grew up playing and listening to. It tells how he cut his teeth playing in bands and touring around the country before finally focusing on rap.
“Kerosene” is a lyrical masterpiece that showcases Karras’s wordplay and clever references to punk, metal, and classic rock bands. With nods to Thin Lizzy, Jimi Hendrix, Motorhead, Black Sabbath, Guns N Roses, Beastie Boys, and more, this track will surely please fans of those genres. Karras delivers two verses of non-stop wordplay that will leave listeners in awe.
The vocals were recorded to a fantastic beat by Karras’s best friend, Stony D, who unfortunately lost the entire track due to a power outage. But after some time away from the project, Stony agreed to re-do the whole track from scratch, making it even tighter and harder-hitting than before.
The artwork for the single is a spoof of Black Sabbath’s album Sabotage, ideally in line with Karras’s sense of humor and wordplay. The single is a rap song about heavy metal, and the artwork reflects that.
“Kerosene” Stony D Mix is a must-listen for punk, metal, and rap fans. Be sure to check it out now! Karras’s clever wordplay and Stony D’s excellent beat combine to make a track sure to be a hit.
