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R7ALNESS
R7ALNESS is a Los Angeles collective that came up with a sound pulling from hip-hop, R&B, and Afrobeat. Their 2019 EP 'Rarri' gave them some attention, with...
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R7ALNESS is a Los Angeles collective that came up with a sound pulling from hip-hop, R&B, and Afrobeat. Their 2019 EP 'Rarri' gave them some attention, with the title track showing their approach to melody and rhythm.
RJMrLA handles most of the vocals, while Yhung T.O. produces the tracks. D'Wayne plays bass and adds some vocal layers. After 'Rarri,' they put out singles like 'Conversations' and 'Money On My Mind' over the next few years.
In 2020, there was some discussion about their use of African-inspired visuals in music videos. They addressed it by saying they'd be more careful about cultural references moving forward.
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