Country Rap

Country rap, also known as hick-hop or rural rap, blends elements of country music and hip-hop, emerging in the late 1990s and gaining popularity in the 2010s. This genre combines twangy guitar riffs, banjos, and fiddles with heavy beats and rap-style vocals, creating a unique fusion of rural and urban sounds. Artists often incorporate Southern drawls and country-inspired lyrics about rural life, patriotism, and blue-collar experiences, while employing hip-hop's rhythmic delivery and production techniques. The genre appeals to fans of both country and rap, bridging cultural divides and challenging traditional genre boundaries. It frequently features collaborations between country and rap artists, further blurring stylistic lines. Country rap stands out for its unapologetic embrace of rural identity mixed with hip-hop's attitude and flow, often addressing controversial social and political topics. This genre has sparked debates about cultural appropriation and authenticity in music, while also creating a new space for artists to explore diverse influences and narratives.

Can't Get Sober

FJ Outlaw

Single - Released July 23, 2025