Like many hyper-online rappers today, the UK’s fakemink is incredibly prolific; he released dozens of new songs last year, cultivating a distinctive “luxury and dirty” sound. But “Easter Pink,” the new fakemink single out this week, represents a pivot. As Pitchfork points out, the Suzy Sheer-produced track is a blend of “late-aughts bloghouse” and “early-2010s cloud rap,” two sounds that really Take Me Back to a golden era of music blogging. On “Easter Pink,” our limber Lon...
Like many hyper-online rappers today, the UK’s fakemink is incredibly prolific; he released dozens of new songs last year, cultivating a distinctive “luxury and dirty” sound. But “Easter Pink,” the new fakemink single out this week, represents a pivot. As Pitchfork points out, the Suzy Sheer-produced track is a blend of “late-aughts bloghouse” and “early-2010s cloud rap,” two sounds that really Take Me Back to a golden era of music blogging. On “Easter Pink,” our limber Lon...
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