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Neo-Soul and R&B with Hip-Hop Music: PGA CASH
Soul music gained popularity for listening and dancing. American record companies like Motown, Atlantic, and Stax significantly impacted the Civil Rights Movement. Soul also gained popularity internationally, having a significant impact on both rock music and African music. Neo-soul music, which includes musicians like Erykah Badu, contributed to its rebirth. Hip hop, though frequently used to refer only to rapping, more accurately describes the entire genre.
Ricardo, Stefon D. PGA CASH, aka CASHOUT, is an upcoming American rapper, composer, and record producer from the Bronx, New York, born on August 13, 2000. Hip-hop music, commonly referred to as rap music or disco rap, is a kind of contemporary popular music that first appeared in New York City in the 1970s. It includes chanted, rhythmic, rhymed speech, as well as frequently accompanied rapping and stylized rhythmic music (typically built around drum beats). It came into being as a part of hip-hop culture, a subculture distinguished by the emergence of four key artistic disciplines: MCing/rapping, DJing/turntable scratching, breakdancing, and graffiti writing. Rhythmic beatboxing and rhythms or bass lines sampled from records (or created from synthesized beats and sounds) are additional components. Hip hop, though frequently used to refer only to rapping, more accurately describes the entire genre. His grandma looked after him and his brothers when he was being raised by his mother in housing projects. According to PGA CASH, “My Music Is Pain And My Pain Is Poetry.”
The majority of his childhood pals were either killed or sent to prison. Classic soul and R&B songs were sampled in some of his earlier tracks, which he reworked into narratives about his life. In the late 1950s and early 1960s, the African American community in the United States gave birth to the popular music genre known as soul. Its foundations are found in gospel, rhythm, and blues performed by African Americans. Most of his compositions are independently distributed on Apple Music, Sound Cloud, and Spotify without a major label imprint, indicating that he is not currently affiliated with any major platforms or labels.
American rapper PGA CASH’s “What I Was Told” EP. It was independently released on December 15, 2022, the previous year. The song “What I was Told” by PGA CASH discusses how perception and influence can deceive yet still force you to act. Following releasing his single, “Venting Pt. 3,” and mixtape, “I Written Before The Intro,” and using metaphoric poetry to explain his sentiments after the death of his grandma and the loss of childhood buddies, he became known as “The Poetic Gangster.”
Hip-hop often performs better; the decision to include hip-hop in this project is up for voting. He is aware that this will be a difficult effort requiring many people’s cooperation. He also understood a lot to be done, so he tried to structure the job in waves and steps to ensure he took care of everything without trying to accomplish too much at once.
YouTube- https://youtube.com/@PGACASH
SoundCloud- https://on.soundcloud.com/EZnYVxLT4LFRQpFNA
Apple Music- https://music.apple.com/us/artist/pga-cash/1558460471
Spotify- https://open.spotify.com› artistPGA CASH
Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/pga_cash
Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/PGABenjaminCash
Twitter- https://twitter.com/pga_kash2x
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