New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Over the past two years, Seattle hip hop collective, 49th Parallel, has established themselves as one of the most promising young acts in the Pacific Northwest. Today, with the premiere of their latest single "New Chevy" on MXDWN.com, the group are making a bold declaration that their audience will undoubtedly grow beyond the Emerald City in 2020. "New Chevy" blends ethereal production with infectious flow and a massive hook to create an anthemic hip hop track sure to get the listener moving. It's perfect for a late night drive or a workout playlist and, when we're able to get back to partying, "New Chevy" is a perfect fit to soundtrack any backyard barbeque as well. You can check out this dynamic new track now on Soundcloud, Spotify and most of your other favorite streaming sites.
"New Chevy" is a representation of us staking our claim, proving ourselves, and pushing ourselves. It's different from anything else we have ever released, which is why we are excited for it. People are gonna be a little caught off guard by this type of sound coming from us, which is what we want. At the same time, lyrically, we are staying true to ourselves. It was also really fun to make together and that feeling translates when listening to the song."
After being discovered by the influential YouTube channel, Yes Theory, 49th Parallel released their debut album in late 2019. Since that time, the band's hometown of Seattle has embraced them as a torchbearer of the underrated local hip hop scene. The Yes Theory video regarding their debut has amassed over 3 million views and the band has been featured on the "Shisha Lounge", "Fresh Finds" and "Fire Emoji" official Spotify playlists. Earlier this year, the band was hand-picked as finalists for the Museum of Pop Culture's #SoundOff2020 competition showcasing the best up-and-coming talent in the Pacific Northwest. "49th Parallel" is a huge step forward in the band's creative journey, and is the perfect introduction to this next phase of music to be released throughout the rest of the year.
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