Album lore

Viral Wreckage, issued on Hakuna Kulala in September 2023, gathers twelve tracks from AUNTY RAYZOR that navigate alté, singeli, and experimental hip hop. The album’s featured track, "Stuttrap," exemplifies the project’s eclectic approach, where brisk rhythms and fragmented vocal samples interlock with shifting textures. The record’s production leans into a lo-fi palette, punctuated by jagged beats and occasional melodic flourishes, recalling underground scenes that prize innovation over polish.Though relatively recent and modest in listenership—with under 3,000 Last.fm followers—Viral Wreckage situates itself within a lineage of forward-thinking African diasporic music. Tracks like "Melodius Monk" and "You not worthy of my love" hint at an artist weaving disparate influences into a personal cipher. The album’s sparse documentation does little to diminish its appeal as an artifact for those tracing contemporary experimental hip hop’s unfolding signals.

Album lore

Viral Wreckage, issued on Hakuna Kulala in September 2023, gathers twelve tracks from AUNTY RAYZOR that navigate alté, singeli, and experimental hip hop. The album’s featured track, "Stuttrap," exemplifies the project’s eclectic approach, where brisk rhythms and fragmented vocal samples interlock with shifting textures. The record’s production leans into a lo-fi palette, punctuated by jagged beats and occasional melodic flourishes, recalling underground scenes that prize innovation over polish.Though relatively recent and modest in listenership—with under 3,000 Last.fm followers—Viral Wreckage situates itself within a lineage of forward-thinking African diasporic music. Tracks like "Melodius Monk" and "You not worthy of my love" hint at an artist weaving disparate influences into a personal cipher. The album’s sparse documentation does little to diminish its appeal as an artifact for those tracing contemporary experimental hip hop’s unfolding signals.