Drawing us in with an atmospheric vocal delivered in a mesmerizing manner with evocative harmonies, Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L opens Real One with intrigue and dimensionality before a textured trap beat invites us deeper into the star’s world.

The opus expands with intentional depth, as the New Yorker takes us on an emotive journey of escapism, also designed as an ode to his besties. We appreciate the relatability and authenticity of the track, and can only imagine how great this would be to experience in a live environment, at a house party or in a club.

The charisma that Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L exudes is tangible on the record, and it is abundantly clear from his prose that as the artist rises to fame, he not only remembers his day ones, but wants them to rise and celebrate with him.

Speaking on the release, the talented creator says, “Just wanted to make a party record to vibe to. Sometimes you need a night out after being stuck in the house or working yourself into the ground. ‘Work hard, play hard’ is the motto. Go outside with people you care about or go outside and hopefully find someone that’ll care about you. It isn’t that hard. Lets rock!”

What we always appreciate about Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L‘s artistry is his fierce flow, honest lyricism and the overarching positive and empowering energy that he delivers with his sound.

We have added Real One to our New Music Spotlight playlist, whilst we continue to stream Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L‘s wider discography, including his cathartic, intricate and thought-provoking new EP, Recovery 2.

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The record opens with Caution, which set the tone with a luxurious synthscape with arpeggio drops before we experience assertive prose from Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L as he conveys his reality with reference to a romantic connection. The lyricism showcases the star’s fierce delivery, with smart moments and his signature trap adjacent energy. The only downside of the evocative intro track is that it is a mere ninety-one seconds!

Next up is Without Love, which opens with an Eastern vibe with astral melodies and ad libs before Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L sings the hook, demonstrating a cohesive sonic adjacency to the record’s opener. We love the pitched vocal design and the truth and vulnerability that the talented creator demonstrates.

Hit & Run is the final track on the EP, and opens with spoken word introduction, allowing us to connect on a deeper level with Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L as he says, “One thing people are gonna know about me is that I drink Earl Grey in the studio…”

This inspired us to put the kettle on as we continue to listen to the artist’s connected and charming opus. Naturally, Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L‘s sound showcases nothing short of instrumental mastery, and we appreciate the nature of the adventure that he takes us on with the EP.

Speaking on the release, the star confesses, “Recovery 2 is an audio journey meant to represent the feeling of weightlessness associated with shedding a heavy burden, in this case coming out of a stressful relationship and finally officially being over the past. A more mature sound, that only comes after being sad that something ended but finally realizing it’s better to just smile because it happened.”

We certainly appreciate the cathartic vibe that Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L exudes. He continues with reference to the sound, “The instrumentals have a lighter and more airy quality than the predecessor Recovery 1. The lyrics are pretty optimistic and the vocal harmonies are an ode to traditional R&B. Definitely something to be played in the sunlight.”

We have added Hit & Run to our New Music Spotlight playlist, whilst we continue to stream Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L exquisite, growing discography, and anticipate future releases!

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We first featured Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L when he teamed up with Kodie Shane on the evocative and mysterious, T.D.I.M, so we were thrilled to hear that the rising artist from Brooklyn was back with a new single, B.E.C.

Setting the vibe with a textured riser and an enigmatic melody with vocal stabs singing “yeah” and “fuck”, Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L opens the track with the lyrics, “New York, found love with the way that I talk…”. As B.E.C expands, Breon tells us what he loves and connects with, especially when you pair it with weed, and how not everyone can be a New Yorker.

Breon‘s flow is out of this world, rapid and full of clarity. We are constantly in awe of how intricate his delivery is, fused with his signature moody frequency.

“I’m way more than a God, I rap”, sings Breon assertively and with conviction. Hailing from Brooklyn, Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L has been causing a stir with his dark strain of hip-hop, and his becoming known for his smooth flows and mellower tones, often accompanied by trap beats and minimalistic melodies.

Breon‘s songwriting paints vivid pictures and dives deep into his emotions, often delivering them through a lens of seeking luxury and hedonistic experiences, but look a little deeper and there is a whole lot more to his artistry. 

We have added B.E.C to our New Music Spotlight playlist and have been streaming Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L‘s wider discography including Buggin and Glass.

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Setting the tone with a wild synth riser and a mysterious textured and percussive opening, Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L returns with another moody hip-hop track called ‘T.D.I.M (Touch Down In Miami)’, this time featuring Kodie Shane.

A narrative-driven treat, the production is cerebral and dark, an ode to hedonistic nights. Lyrically Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L flow is refined and punctuated, with a cute juxtaposition when Kodie Shane’s verse is featured.

Fans of Trippie Redd, Juice Wrld, 6lack, XXXtentacion will be into Breon’s frequency, but even more than that, his appeal stretches further into futuristic R&B realms cementing his place in the game.

Speaking about the overall meaning behind the track, the artist simply says, “Sometimes you just have to escape to Miami.”

Breon S.Y.N.D.E.L‘s songwriting paints vivid pictures and dives deep into his emotions, often delivering them through a lens of seeking luxury and hedonistic experiences, but look a little deeper and there is a whole lot more to Breon’s artistry. 

After Breon was involved in a drag racing accident, he found himself questioning his path and became intensely focused on his music, spending hours upon hours in the studio- and this focus is something that can be heard tenfold in his music.

You can stream T.D.I.M (Touch Down In Miami) on all platforms now, and it is also available on our New Music Spotlight playlist! Make sure to check out Breon’s wider catalogue including Buggin, Glass, DBH (Focus) and more gems.

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