Texas has a reputation for raising rappers who can effortlessly translate stories about the reality of life into catchy, melodic rap songs, and Kidricc James is the latest artist from that region to grab our attention. The main ingredient that sets him apart from his peers is that he incorporates many of his life’s experiences into his music. His skillful wordplay, witty metaphors and unpredictable flow put Kidricc James in a lane of his own. He sits at the helm of King James Entertainment.
Kidricc James has a good ear for setting the right tone for all his projects. His raw yet polished style of rapping purposely gives off an air of confidence. Kidricc is committed to providing the world with quality, cutting edge music. Overcoming hardship builds great character. Strength grows out of struggle. Kidricc James’ songs are like a musical diary. He pours his heart and soul into his compositions.
The incredibly gifted, multi-talented artist has honed a refreshing style that combines party vibes with street tales and food for thought. Kidricc James’ intense energy and undeniable flair capture his listeners. He has a national appeal, and his music ascends above regional boundaries. Kidricc James is also very supportive of the folks around him. Loyalty is important to the wordsmith. “I help my people come up from the trenches. I love to see my fam win,” raves the rapper.
His latest single is called “Everybody.” It was deftly produced by legendary producer Sean “Solo” Jemison. The very well-respected producer has a decorated resume. He’s responsible for a lot of classic Houston songs. The live guitar on the track is played by Rob Combs. More importantly, the song features the legendary Devin The Dude, who also harmonizes with Kidricc James on the hook.
“The message of the song “Everybody” is simple. We just want to show that everyone is the same no matter what walk of life you come from. Society is based on false images and perceptions; so, this song was created to let the world know its ok to be human and that we are just trying to find our way,” explains Kidricc James.