ATL’s 24hrs just dropped his debut studio album Houses On The Hill, executive produced by Ty Dolla $ign and Hit-Boy and featuring verses from YG, Lil Pump, Vic Mensa, and more. The 14-track star-studded project gives weekend vibes — “Don’t Mess (feat. YG),” is suited perfectly for your Friday night pregame, “No Signal (feat. Roy Woods),” offers a melodic rap-n-B track for your Saturday morning brunch, and “7am In Beverly (feat. Dom Kennedy)” screams off those Sunday Scaries. 24hrs is no stranger to reinvention — born in Atlanta, he is from a military family (his brother is MadeinTYO), and he grew up all over the world, including stints in Japan and Hawaii. He started his career under the moniker Royce Rizzy, his rhymes edging more rap than the R&B-infused melodies he releases as 24hrs. In the two years, he’s been 24hrs, he’s done numbers: tens of millions of plays across Spotify and SoundCloud, and several seven-figure videos on YouTube. Houses On The Hill, executive produced Ty Dolla $ign and Hit-Boy, serves as an introduction to his latest reinvention and lays out a roadmap to where a self-made success story plans to lay claim.
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