Aye Kee | “I’m Not Here”, Bold Portrayal Of Vulnerability
Birmingham, Alabama rapper Aye Kee is back on Rap Fiesta’s radar with his newest track, “I’m Not Here.” And if you haven’t experienced Aye Kee‘s talent yet, this is the song to listen to. In the song, the artist takes a bold initiative and exposes some of the more vulnerable thoughts and feelings he’s experienced.
From start to finish, “I’m Not Here” essentially forces you to succumb to its somber energy. In the beginning, the rhythm eases you into a state of melancholy with an intriguing melody. Then, the track incorporates a bass that shakes the speakers. As more elements are added to the beat, “I’m Not Here” eventually embodies depressing, dark energy.
Still, although the beat will drag you into your feelings, the bass pattern does add a little bop in the movement. But, it’s the juxtaposing movements that swiftly wrap you up in everything the song has to offer. To better understand the rhythm’s feel, it seems like something late rapper Juice WRLD would create a piece for.
Finally, one more detail of the beat that can’t go without recognition is its texture. There are tons of echoey vibrations and solemn movements that just hit the ear right. Then, in combination with Aye Kee‘s vocals, “I’m Not Here” is a can’t miss.
Regarding Aye Kee‘s vocals, the Alabama rapper emotes an overwhelming amount of dark feelings every second he’s featured on the track. As he pours his true feelings into his vocals, you can’t help but feel what Aye Kee is feeling. That said, Aye Kee‘s ability to transport you into his world is nothing short of impressive.
Lyrically speaking, Aye Kee doesn’t hold back. The rapper touches on some darker feelings and emotional vulnerability he’s faced in his life. At different points, Aye Kee addresses depression, loneliness, and what it’s like to feel misunderstood.
If you’ve ever experienced any of these emotions, “I’m Not Here” will hit the depths of your soul. And if not, the way Aye Kee expresses dark emotions in his music will open up your mind.
We could go on and on about how smooth Aye Kee is on “I’m Not Here.” But still, it’s best to listen for yourself. One final aspect Rap Fiesta will draw attention to are Aye Kee‘s various flows on the track. Throughout the song, Aye Kee throws multiple flows, each featuring an alternate tone, pace, and emotive expression.
That said, perhaps Aye Kee‘s best flow on the song is the last 35 seconds. In a sudden burst of intense expression, Aye Kee delivers a rapid flow packed with lyrics that hit way too hard. Essentially, the rapper ended “I’m Not Here” with a memorable bang.
“I’m Not Here” is a song you don’t want to miss out on, and neither are future releases by Aye Kee. So, make sure you follow the rapper on Instagram to stay updated because clearly, he only drops bangers.
Right now, go turn up the volume in your headphones and stream “I’m Not Here“!
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