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Brooklyn-born Cash Sinatra, hailing from Queens, has been captivating audiences with his sharp wit, lyrical prowess, and adept songwriting skills. His ascent has been swift, marked by electrifying performances at iconic NYC venues like Santos Party House, Webster Hall, Drom, and more.
Kicking off 2016 with the introspective release “Raheem” and a notable appearance on Sway In The Morning, Sinatra’s momentum only intensified. Later that year, he graced the stage at Hot 97’s “Who’s Next” concert, solidifying his presence in the industry. His single “Activision” gained widespread recognition, garnering over 500,000 streams and earning accolades on platforms like YouTube.
Sinatra’s artistry is deeply rooted in the realities of low-income communities and authentic life experiences, making him a compelling voice for millennial minorities. Beyond his musical endeavors, he actively engages in philanthropic efforts within the hip-hop community, embodying both artistry and integrity.
Drawing inspiration from icons like Michael Jackson, Snoop Dogg, A Tribe Called Quest, and Jay-Z, Sinatra’s influences span generations. His commitment to delivering quality music mirrors that of his role models, with each track meticulously crafted to resonate with his audience.
Sinatra’s creative process is organic, often sparked by a concept or beat that ignites his lyrical flow. Whether weaving intricate narratives or vibing to captivating beats, he consistently strives for excellence in his craft, culminating in his latest album, a hip-hop masterpiece that showcases his unparalleled talent and unwavering authenticity.
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