88Rising alum Warren Hue searches for trouble and better days in atmospheric video for “TENNESSEE”

This is the first single to be released by the Jarkarta rapper Warren Hue since his official debut "BOY OF THE YEAR" from last year.

Beaming with style, confidence, and a profound sense of direction, Warren Hue has been a notable name in the 88Rising roster for some time now. Since age 16, Hue has been working on his craft following the rampant success Hip Hop allowed Southeast Asia to partake in following the come up of colleagues Rich Brian and co.

Taking musical influences from Valee and Amine, Hue built a vibrant sound capturing enduring emotions behind more saturated trap beats, building his craft to new levels to garner a wider audience. Since then, the Indonesian rapper has accumulated a multitude of feats such as appearing a number of four times on the soundtrack of Marvel's Shang Chi and The Ten Rings.

"TENNESSEE" sees the young rapper continue working on his dense wordplay over lucid production, with a music video that matches the loose and emotional feeling. The instrumental for "TENNESSEE" is ethereal in its most modern phrase, being truly rich and sticky in sound and encapsulating in nature. A beat that Hue rides over exceptionally with a flow that overfills in emotion yet has complete and total control.

Directed by mamesjao, the music video for "TENNESSEE" takes you to a world not like the state it's named after at all. One foreign to comfortable extremes and rich in depressing tones.