Atlanta, GA recording artist Oren Major drops off "Ghetto Hymns" the second single from his upcoming project, "Black Privilege" (Release Date TBA). The piece showcases Oren's penetrating lyrical structure and ability to offer a refreshing mix of honesty and melody over a soulful 808 infused choir. Since it's September release it has been picked up by Spotify's Discover Weekly and Release Radar playlists and received over 80k streams.
Oren Major, originally from St Louis, MO but currently residing in Atlanta, GA, is a self-described "aggressively conscious lyricist with a unique, raw style." The content in his music connects with listeners on a deep-rooted level like that of a young Kanye West. His influences of J. Cole and Lauryn Hill also add to his sound with a refreshing amount of honesty, emotion, and vulnerability. He has been well received since the release of his debut album Blinded by Ambition in January of this year, skyrocketing to over 90k monthly listeners on Spotify. And although he is only recently beginning to earn recognition, he has been writing music for the past decade and is definitely here to stay.