I think it was me freestyling on a sample. In the pandemic, I don't know what was going on with everybody. My standout records to date have been: "'2055' and 'Deep End.' has a lot of meaning to it.
That's for them to figure out, but a specific song though? I don't think so." What’s your most slept-on song, and why?: "I feel like people sleeping on me, period. You done did so much! You did that much, you can do better than that. How far I came, there's no point in stopping. I’m going to blow up because: "Everything I did, honestly. I guess they say it's because of the flow, because in the beginning, we was going crazy with the drill."
I kept seeing people say it here or there. They used to be like me and Sheff reminds them of Bone Thugs. My style’s been compared to: In the beginning, hell yeah. I grew up listening to: "Everybody to be honest, but main people, Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Chance The Rapper, Cole." He's fresh off the release of the deluxe edition of Still Sleep, and has more in store.įully confident in his own talents and flying the Winners Circle flag- Sheff G is currently incarcerated due to a felony gun charge-Sleepy Hallow's music is going far past the borders of Brooklyn, and his forthcoming 29-city tour will only brighten his light. 50 on the Hot 100 this year, and perfectly primed him for his next step. This year, Sleepy delivered his debut album Still Sleep?, home of his second platinum-selling song "2055." The dreamy viral hit-with a later addition of Coi Leray-climbed to No. The business-minded artist was thinking bigger than a regional sound, crafting songs that could command an audience ready to listen. From there, he kept the music coming, including his own tracks as well as collabs. Winners Circle announced they partnered with RCA Records in August of last year, which only made things even more real for Sleepy. "Deep End Freestyle," with over 197 million Spotify streams, appears on his 2020 project, Sleepy Hallow Presents: Sleepy For President.Ģ020 was a big year for both Sleepy and the home team. 80 on the Billboard Hot 100 last year, earned him his first platinum record. "Aight, I could get you wrapped up like a gift/Smoked up like a spliff/Choppa tell 'em back up, or get hit/Got my racks up, now I'm lit," he rhymes. The track finds Sleepy rapping over singer Fousheé's 2020 song "Deep End" with his thick Brooklyn accent and BK drill energy. Last year, the up-and-coming rhymer was the center of attention for "Deep End Freestyle" featuring Fousheé, a hit he created during the pandemic. Sleepy's music also showcases a vulnerable side, one in which he doesn't shy away from expressing his innermost thoughts. He's a talented rapper known for his street savvy bars and flows that can stop and turn on a dime. With their very own label and making a name within drill circles and beyond, Sleepy was becoming one of the hottest young rappers in the city. On the come up in 2019, Sheff G and Sleepy also formed the indie label Winners Circle Entertainment. Artist Eli Fross and producer Great John, who handles a majority of the label's music production, are part of the team. By 2019, his mindset changed. Sleepy dropped his debut mixtape, Don't Sleep, that year, and took notice of how much fans liked him on the merit of the music he made by himself. It was then he felt a rap career was viable.
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The "Flows" and "Panic" series and later on "Tip Toe," among other songs, showcased their own Brooklyn drill sound. He had been recording tracks with Sheff G since 2016, and most of Sleepy's early catalog consisted of collaborations between the two.
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