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I’ve spent a good portion of this year introducing you to Seattle emcee Dex Amora. He’s released a number of singles and truthfully has something for everyone. I mentioned this when Dex dropped “Hokkaido” earlier this year, that he’s evolved into more than just a spitter but a talented songwriter that can carry tracks too.
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Dex Amora is coming out with his arms swinging in 2018 so far releasing two singles in “Hokkaido” & “Sauce”. He’s given us everything from heaters to slower jams as the Seattle emcee preps us for his upcoming full-length album.
His latest effort comes in the form of “change lenses” which has Dex flowing over some jazz production from Hekl the Mad Scientist. While this track reminds me of some of the older music in Dex’s catalog it’s clear Dex has evolved into a songwriter, not simply an emcee who can spit bars, he’s carrying tunes now. If these three singles are any indication of what’s to come I think we’ll be in for quite a treat. For now check out “change lenses” and keep it locked on Dead End Hip Hop for updates.
A couple weeks ago Seattle emcee Dex Amora started his 2018 campaign with the “Hokkaido” and truthfully it was the perfect track to set things off. Speaking his presence, talent and success into existence Dex flows with ease.
This time around Dex Amora is here with “Sauce”, Dex hasn’t been one to overcomplicate things and this track is no different. Not missing a single step Dex is putting everyone on notice, he’s one of the best emcees out and he wants you to know that. Sharp as a tack Dex comes with lines like “Lot of these cats got all the ingredients, but no seasoning” which is only fitting in the current hip-hop climate.
Dex Amora continues to go against the grain in “Sauce”, you can stream the joint below and keep your ears perked as Dex is working on his full-length right now.
Seattle emcee Dex Amora is here with his first sounds of the new year in “Hokkaido”. Dex has been doing a lot of experimenting in his time away, and this is the second cut that he Jake Hogan have put together. “Hokkaido” is an inspiring cut, Dex is going to emcee his way to the top one way or another, Dex flows with the beat like water.
You can check out “Hokkaido” below and if you missed it we actually had Dex & Jake Hogan’s first joint “Doors Open” on here back in August which you can check out here. Stay ready though, the Seattle hero has a busy 2018 ahead of him.
In the few conversations I’ve had with emcee Dex Amora you can tell he’s an intelligent artist. He has respect for the craft & culture and all facets of it and with that usually comes an expansion of sound. That’s what I have here today with “Doors Open”, produced by Jake Hogan it’s clear these two were meant to be. Dex is taking a step back reaffirming his presence with confidence, while also letting you know he’s coming. However this isn’t Dex, ripping a verse, this is him making a calculated attack on the beat and getting his message across.
We don’t have much information on what’s coming next from Dex, but we do know he’s working on an album with long-time collaborator goldenbeets. Keep it locked here for updates on that album and on Dex Amora.