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Solo artist Glammy Mars To Release Next Project ‘Trespass’ Soon

Kyle Matthews by Kyle Matthews
December 6, 2020
in Entertainment
Reading Time: 3 mins read

‘Trespass’ produced by certified Platinum producer CashMoneyAP who has produced Migos, Pop Smoke, Ty Dolla $ign and Tyga, is set to release this December. The track is by solo artist Glammy Mars. The artist is looking at breaking the internet with the release on 20th december 2020. The track is supposed to be stylistically slick & have highly melodic vocals which is the Glammy Mars’ strength.

The versatile artist exploded in the music industry like a supernova this year. He readies himself to change the way music is made and perceived. With his first release ‘I amLost’ the artist put forth a track complete with dynamic beats and stunning sound design. Listeners could identify with Glammy Mars’ X factor which was the core of the track.

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The artist never takes his music for granted. He understands the value of the opportunities he has and the love of his audience so he puts in great effort to sharpen his skills each passing day. He believes in refining his work and knows that his hybrid signature style will take him places. Glammy Mars writes, performs and produces his music and knows he is here in the industry for a long haul. So he keeps creating unforgettable and gripping soundtracks to enchant the audience.

With ‘Trespass’ releasing soon the artist has his hopes high about the audience’s reaction. He is sure they will love it and give him all their love. He knows he delivers real and raw perspective to the listeners and they love his unfiltered lyrics. The upcoming track will have all this and more and the artist hopes to rise through the ranks to dominate the scene.

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https://youtube.com/channel/UC2ghFAkVSJQEe3t6wPVynRA

https://open.spotify.com/artist/5BhoLaRALyEg7pLcweXSvB?si=XglawbdNQGe2dSW1rjZ5eg

https://instagram.com/glammymars

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