Street artist Issi links up with The Northmob, Carlow Picasso, Orieblxckmaestro, Trophy, and MajorIcey on a stacked new record titled “Hop Out.” That many voices on one track already signals a big group anthem. Street rap fans should find plenty to enjoy here.
A lineup this size usually points to a crew moment rather than a solo push. So “Hop Out” plays like a posse cut built for hype. Each artist adds their own flavour to the mix.
The production leans on hard-hitting drums. Because the beat stays aggressive, the whole crew has room to go in.
Issi opens with confidence, setting the tone early. The flow stays sharp, and the energy never dips through the verse. That approach pulls listeners straight into the track.
The Northmob, Carlow Picasso, Orieblxckmaestro, Trophy, and MajorIcey each take their turn. Every voice brings a slightly different texture, yet the chemistry holds the record together. Meanwhile, the lyrics lean on street bravado and crew pride.
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