Up-and-Coming Hip Hop Artist Richie Bux Releases His New Classic Album "Walker, Texas Dranker"
Jul 20, 2022
United States - July 20, 2022 —
Hip Hop artist Richie Bux changes the narrative after releasing his project "Walker, Texas Dranker" in a bid to make history and become the next Midwest royalty.
Hip Hop artist Richie Bux is on track to carving out his own name in the hip hop industry after releasing his new project, "Walker, Texas Dranker” now available on all audio streaming and media services worldwide.
All the way from the backroads of Indiana, Richie Bux is perhaps the most complete hip-hop artist that has yet to hit the mainstream today. However, this emerging artist has become a force to be reckoned with after the release of his new classic album.
"Walker, Texas Dranker" which features 14 tracks: "Introduction," 'Hotels," "10 Speed", "Accept Fate," "Magic," Kiesha," "Streets So Cold," Scoring," "The Game," "Hundred Thou," "Spin," "Better Than The Best," "For The Fee," and "In Yo Blood."
In a post, Bux said the name “Kiesha”, in recent years, has become more and more common when talking about LEAN.
"The name itself is problematic to me because it's my mother's actual name, which is a dilemma I decided to capture with this quick record," explains Richie Bux.
Richie Bux's mixtapes are practically flawless consistently, earning massive streams and followers without any significant label backing.
Bux is able to do this while managing to make every release a polarizing moment for his fanbase and respective hip-hop outlets, which is incredible in this time period where content doesn't usually last longer than a few days.
Fans have gone crazy over the clip in Drai's Nightclub with Freddie Gibbs and Tommy, (From the Power Universe) in which you can hear Richie Bux screaming out of Joy while Gibbs and Tommy embrace. This connection marks a significant era for Bux in the music industry, because he has always made it clear how big of an inspiration Freddie Gibbs is to many aspiring artists who also hail from Indiana.
The two artists are yet to release any music together, but fans are highly anticipating a collaboration between the two, especially since Gibbs has embraced Bux publicly.
If this happens, Richie Bux will get to trade bars with one of the current hip hop greats, and continue his quest for greatness. Many have called him the next heir to the Indiana throne, or perhaps the next prominent artist to emerge from the Hoosier state.
Bux, who was born to a single mother, came up on the Westside of Michigan City, Indiana. He spent the majority of his childhood years with his grandmother while his mom continued schooling at Indiana University.
At a young age, he was nicknamed "Rich Boy" due to being able to afford expensive fashion, and other exotic things.
Bux began recording music at the age of 16, with hundreds of real-life midwest stories to tell.
Bux's latest album, "Walker, Texas Dranker" is now available across the globe via Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes Store, Amazon Music, TIDAL, Audiomack, Pandora, Deezer, and Napster.
Those who want to collaborate with Richie Bux may send a direct message right away to get started. Others who wish to learn more about Richie Bux and his bid to make history may visit the website and his social channels for more information.
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