Hunnit
Hunnit started putting out music in 2019, with Kiddo and Jeff Kleinman handling the songwriting and production. Their sound pulls from R&B, hip-hop, and...
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Hunnit started putting out music in 2019, with Kiddo and Jeff Kleinman handling the songwriting and production. Their sound pulls from R&B, hip-hop, and electronic music, though it's not really a band in the traditional sense, more a production and writing duo.
They got some attention in 2021 with the single 'Noir,' which features Sofi de La Torre. It's a sultry, atmospheric track that landed on a few international charts. That same year they released an EP called 'Lost in Transition' and followed it with an album, 'Unveiled,' in 2022.
Some of their lyrics touch on love, loss, and mental health, and they've been open about LGBTQ+ themes in their work. That's drawn praise from some listeners and criticism from others, though the details of any specific controversies aren't well documented in most write-ups.
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