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Rod212 offers up an anthem for love and heartbreak on "Really Not Okay"

  • January 28, 2023
  • Malvika Padin
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Rising Chicago artist and producer Rod212 offers up an anthem for love and heartbreak on “Really Not Okay,” an infectious production led by Rod 212’s pulsating rap delivery and lush vocals from featured artists Sal Lyand Rico Maz.

Showcasing his lyrical prowess with lines like“I'm stronger now more than ever / I'm doing better / That's right I'm doing okay”, the earworm track has a hopeful tone that can resonate with anyone who might want to be encouraged yet have their pain acknowledged and validated with a simple message that “sometimes things are not okay.”

Having established a signature blend of hip-hop and R&B, Rod212 who has consistently honed his skills in beat making and lyricism has cemented himself as an act worth keeping your eye on.

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