JUDAH WESTON & ISOKEYS RELEASE “TOO HIGH TO THINK”
DEBUT PROJECT WHY SO MUCH HATE – OUT NOW
New York rapper-producer duo and brothers Judah Weston and IsoKeys have just shared the music video for “Too High To Think” –– a standout cut from the duo’s recently-released debut project Why So Much Hate, alongside the announcement that they will be opening for honestav on select days of his The Sweet American Boy Tour. The song works as a love letter to love and to drugs at once, with Judah moving between tenderness and haze over a beat that carries an almost tropical lilt under its drums. The video runs on the same affection and turns it toward New York, a love letter to the city that raised him.
“Too High to Think” is the third visual pulled from Why So Much Hate, after “RA TA DIA” and “Toe on the Gas”, and it lands with more from the pair on the way. Judah Weston and IsoKeys spent 2026 building towards their joint debut album Why So Much Hate, which received critical acclaim (including a 7.0 from Pitchfork). The brothers opened the year in January with “Thug” and “Quiet Talk” days apart, then followed with a freestyle for On The Radar and a Lunch Break Freestyle for Lyrical Lemonade in February, each showcasing their attention-grabbing sound and clear-cut chemistry. Lead video single “RA TA DIA” marked their 11th collaboration of the year and pulled a growing list of co-signs from Don Toliver, Veeze, G Herbo, A Boogie Wit da Hoodie, A$AP Ferg and even Skrilla, who brought Judah out to perform it at Gramercy Theatre, with Lyrical Lemonade directing the accompanying video for the Extended Version of the song. The pair performed at Nike’s World Cup event in New York before releasing Why So Much Hate on July 17th via GoodTalk and Hold Fast, thirteen tracks produced start to finish by IsoKeys, alongside a video for “Toe on the Gas”. The new music video for “Too High to Think” keeps that run moving into the back half of the summer.
SUPPORT FOR HONESTAV ON
THE SWEET AMERICAN BOY TOUR
Honestav: The Sweet American Boy – Tour Dates:
09/19 – Manchester Music Hall – Lexington, KY
09/21 – Stage AE – Pittsburgh, PA
09/22 – Town Ballroom – Buffalo, NY
09/24 – Toad’s Place – New Haven, CT
09/25 – Royale – Boston, MA
09/27 – 9:30 Club – Washington, DC
09/28 – Theatre of the Living Arts – Philadelphia, PA
09/30 – The Norva – Norfolk, VA
10/01 – Lincoln Theatre – Raleigh, NC
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