In the vibrant world of hip-hop, NewLanta Cap stands out as he weaves the essence of both New York and Atlanta into his music, hence the name NewLanta. Born in New York City, he later moved to Atlanta, forging a unique blend of urban grit and Southern charm in his upbringing, which is evident in his latest release, “SuperVillain.” His journey is deeply personal, as he developed a one-of-a-kind perspective that sets him apart in the hip-hop scene. After high school, he courageously moved back to NYC to fully dive into music pursuits. His discography is a testament to his dedication and creativity, with numerous projects available on streaming platforms. Among them, the “HeadFirst Ep.” series showcases his artistic evolution.
However, it’s “SuperVillain” that has caught everyone’s attention. This album reflects Cap’s growth, offering listeners a glimpse into his multifaceted personality and artistry. The album has a range of diverse sounds, from high-energy tracks to more melodic and introspective pieces.
“No More Heroes” and “Brand New Smoke” are standout tracks. “No More Heroes” has already amassed over 200,000 streams on Spotify, showcasing Cap’s abilities and rising presence, while “Brand New Smoke” comes with a music video that’s gaining popularity on YouTube as well.
Listening to “SuperVillain,” I’m drawn to more melodic tracks like “No More Heroes” and “Oh Lord,” songs that feel more effortless. Along with others like “POP OFF” and “GriseldaFree$tyle,” these tracks reveal his versatility and his ability to connect with more listeners across the hip-hop spectrum.
NewLanta CAP really impressed with “SuperVillain,” and I’m excited to keep some of his work from this album in my library. Check it out below!