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Jutes is just a "Hollywood Hillbilly" on pop-punk number

  • August 6, 2022
  • Josh Loewen
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Toronto-raised rapper and songwriter Jordan Lutes, popularly known as “Jutes”, has been on a roll since 2021 with his nostalgia-filled mix of pop, rap, and the perfect amount of alt-rock. With singles like “Those Were the Days”, “Wiped Out”, and “Broke Boy”, Jutes gave us a glimpse at his versatility when it comes to his craft. Even more recently, Jutes released 2 indie-rock singles in April – completely capturing the indie/bedroom pop vibe. But since that release, things have been rather quiet. Until August 3, when Jutes released possibly one of the best hip-hop/rock hybrid tracks of the year.

Simple pop-punk chord progression and a killer synth line make “Hollywood Hillbilly” one of the artist’s most exciting drops yet – and it’s even accompanied by a hillbilly-themed music video.

Jutes’ melodies force you to rock out on this one, making it a must-have for any playlist. And as the name suggests, Jutes definitely is a Hollywood Hillbilly – if the buildup of the track and wild synthesizer drop hasn’t already convinced you. This is reportedly the first track off his upcoming project, and far from disappointing at that.

Connect with Jutes: Instagram | Twitter | Soundcloud

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