Written in Partnership with Amir Bakian
In the ever-evolving landscape of hip-hop, few names have garnered the level of respect and admiration that Grammy-winning producer Hit-Boy commands. From crafting beats that became instant classics to collaborating with the biggest names in the industry, his journey from a talented young artist to a legendary producer has been nothing short of remarkable. As Viral Media Groups Danny Bushkin stated numerous times before Hit-Boy is one of the best producers of this generation and he isn’t wrong. Hit-Boy’s production prowess has been sought after by the likes of Kendrick Lamar, Beyoncé, and Travis Scott, solidifying his status as a hit-making machine. But as much as Hit-Boy’s legacy is firmly established, he’s not the only musical powerhouse in his family. Enter Big Hit, his father, whose work ethic and dedication to his craft are equally unmatched. With a passion for music that has been passed down through generations, Big Hit has spent countless hours honing his skills and perfecting his sound. An artist in his own right, Big Hit’s commitment to staying in the studio and constantly recording showcases a level of dedication that is truly inspiring. The dynamic duo joined forces for a project that is already generating buzz and anticipation within the hip-hop community. “Surf or Drown 2” is the culmination of years of experience, creativity, and an unbreakable bond between father and son. The project is a sonic journey that seamlessly blends their unique styles, showcasing their growth as individuals and as collaborators. As “Surf or Drown 2” continues to make waves in the hip-hop world, it’s clear that Hit-Boy and Big Hit have created a project that is both a testament to their individual talents and a celebration of their shared musical heritage. The album stands as a reminder that true artistry knows no boundaries, and when talent and passion collide, the result is nothing short of extraordinary.
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