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PopMatters premiere’s F.Y.I.’s track “Hueman” off of new EP Age / Sex / Location

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Los Angeles rapper F.Y.I. releases his new EP Age / Sex / Location today, and you can hear the track “Hueman” below. Combining clever wordplay with a strong message to listeners that there’s a lot more to individuals than mere black and white. Couple that with a strong, boisterous backing arrangement, and you’ve got yourself a potent track.

“‘Hueman’ sounds like revolution,” he tells PopMatters “It’s raw. It’s rap meets rock, but not in a corny or forced way. Live guitar was fitting on a track like this. It’s an anthem for people that want to express themselves without being boxed in. It’s part of my message over mayhem mantra. All the people that follow my music and like what I represent, I call them “Huemans.” By combining the words ‘hue’ and ‘man’ I’m saying people are colorful, not one dimensional as sometimes presented in in this very black and white world we live in. I ultimately want a rap crew called Huemans which consists of me and like minded rappers and producers. I felt it was appropriate to make a statement song about the idea behind the name and that’s how the concept and song was created. ‘Hueman’ is edgy and energetic, so I’m super charged to see how people will react to it.” LISTEN HERE…

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BuzzBands.LA premiere F.Y.I.’s’ “No Shx!” from his new EP, Age / Sex / Location

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Mid-city Los Angeles rapper F.Y.I. has been doing his thing for over a decade now, formerly going by the name Foreshadow, and co-founding the L.A. rap group Those Chosen in the mid-Aughts, releasing the “5ive” EP in 2010, produced by IZ Avila. His debut, 2014’s “Yo! The Places You’ll Go” with its Dr. Seuss reference, was full of great beats and interesting rhymes with substance, especially on the great tracks “Like Me,” and “Dopamine” featuring Ab-Soul and his Those Chosen cohorts to close out the album. His sophomore project, the new “Age / Sex / Location” EP, arrives next Tuesday. The six-track effort was produced by frequent collaborator Dual Output and builds on its predecessor with dynamite production incorporating live instrumentation, and a dynamite flow to match it. The lead single “No Shx!” (think ‘it’ in lieu of ‘x,’ for the grown-ups) coasts on a smooth dancehall groove built around a lively bass line and melancholic sample that resembles the phrase “you don’t know shit,” with Nigerian-born singer/songwriter Smalls on the hook, and F.Y.I.’s rhymes both quick in speed and wit. Other standout tracks are soul-flipping funky rhymefest opener “One Thang” and the soulful ode to the boo, “Our World.” LISTEN HERE…

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Flavorwire includes 8 Inch Betsy on their “5 Best Songs We Heard This Week” along with Grimes, Logic, Alan Vega, and Big Star’s Alex Chilton.

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Despite a barely premature leak of an anticipated album, the scariest news this week has been Trump-related, with the Donald set to make his SNLdebut this Saturday, sharing a stage with takes-no-shit musical guest Sia.

In terms of new music, though, there was a plethora of exciting new options to choose from, but we managed to narrow it down to five of our favorites. There’s a new single from a promising young Def Jam MC, some South American vibes from an ascendant DJ/producer, an oddball supergroup reissue, and new blessings from the goddess known as Grimes. But first, a posthumous release from some influential Chicago scenesters:

8 Inch Betsy — “Get in the Van”

Chicago queer punk outfit 8-Inch Betsy certainly put in the time in their hometown scene, and after more than a decade together, are releasing their final LP, The Mean Days, next Friday, November 13. They’re the last 8-Inch Betsy recordings from singer and songwriter Meghan Gailbraith, who passed away earlier this year from a year-long illness. “Get in the Van” is a bouncy, crunchy pop-punk jam with a dark premise, a bittersweet triumph. LISTEN HERE…

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Ian Fisher live session video of “Almost Darlin” at The Bluegrass Situation

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Artist: Ian Fisher
Song: “Almost Darlin'”
Album: Nero
Release Date:  Oct 27
Label: Snowstar Records

In His Words: “After playing a concert with Father John Misty, I woke up hungover the next morning and wrote this song while looking down from my old apartment window in Berlin on a street where the Wall used to be thinking about a girl I hoped to never spend the night with again.” WATCH HERE…

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Paste Magazine debuts F.Y.I.’s new single “One Thang”

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“One Thang”—the latest single from L.A. rapper F.Y.I.’s new EP Age / Sex / Location—is an urgent, propulsive anthem ready to spread its wings and take flight over the City of Angels. A fresh contribution to the current upper echelon of rappers in F.Y.I.’s hometown (including contemporaries like Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul and SchoolBoy Q), “One Thang” is an unapologetic sonic manifesto about putting every last ounce of energy into whatever it is that’s most important to you. For F.Y.I., it’s clearly his craft—inventive beats, sharp-tongued lyricism, Kareem-caliber skyhook choruses and all. And on “One Thang,” the SoCal emcee brings it all home on the song’s outro with a quick but ultra-satisfying nod to soul legend Etta James.

“The whole thing sounds like Mid-City Los Angeles on steroids,” F.Y.I. says of the new single. “The sound of the song is what the city is about—aggressive, fast-paced, funky, unfuckwitable. I’m basically saying, “Sound the trumpets!” Whatever wave is out right now, it’s my duty to create a tsunami coming from Mid City Los Angeles. Whoever people think is their “Top 5 MC,” I want to work hard to replace one of their favorites and be that person’s new favorite. That ‘one thing’ in my life can symbolize the mic, creativity, opportunity, my relationship with God, my goals to be a legend and well respected in hip-hop, and the intimate connection I want to share with humans who love my music. It can symbolize so much.” LISTEN HERE…