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Yung Rackz’s New Album “Prophet of the Streets” has been Receiving an Excellent Response from the Listeners

Jennifer Ross by Jennifer Ross
November 10, 2019
in Entertainment
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Yung Rackz’s new album, “Prophet of the Streets” released last month on October 16, 2019, and all its tracks have been receiving an excellent response from the listeners. ‘Prophet fo the Streets’ album/EP is a collection of 7 tracks that takes listeners deep into the life of Yung Rackz. Ever since the young music artist made the announcement about the release of his new album on his social media accounts, it started receiving a positive response from the listeners from different corners of the world.

North Carolina based music artist, Yung Rackz learned about the ins and out of the studio, composing music, and mixing tracks during his 6 months stay with his father in Atalanta. Born on 16th July 1993 as Davon Moore Jr, the young soul was raised in the streets of Winston Salem, North Carolina. During his childhood days, he developed a strong interest in music and later he dived into music-making in his teenage years.

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Rackz’s popularity on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, has been rising enormously due to his ability to compose music full of catchy hooks and phenomenal lyrics. All the seven tracks of the album ‘Prophets of the Streets’ have been produced by Atalanta-based producer Shawty Fresh. The album revolves around the life of the music artist and it gives the listener a chance to connect their own personal experiences with Yung Rackz and his music.

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