MILLYZ SHARES NEW SINGLE & VIDEO “MOON ROOF” (FEAT. JADAKISS)

Massachusetts hip-hop vet Millyz has just shared his new video single “Moon Roof” featuring his longtime mentor Jadakiss–-a key single off his forthcoming album Blanco 6(Out 4/7). On “Moon Roof”, Millyz and Jadakiss deliver well-seasoned wordplay, stoic confidence, and poised presence over chanting background vocals, subtle horns, and waining keys. Jadakiss has been supporting Millyz hand-in-hand for over a decade, and this new single adds to the long lineage of collaborative tracks between the two, including “Rearview Mirror”, “Hopeless”, “Gov’t Cheese (feat. Dej Loaf & Nino Man) and many more. The Dom Bruno-directed visual shows the talented pair waxing poetic in hazed-filled rooms shoulder-to-shoulder with their crews, flashing serious cash, and riding around in high-end automobiles. The single is a welcomed preview of what Millyz has in store for fans with his forthcoming album Blanco 6. On the LP, Millyz is sharpening his skills, honing his craft, and exploring fresh sounds as he links up with everyone from Tri-State standouts Albee Al & Leaf Ward on “Risk Takers” (which earned a co-sign from Kodak Black this week), the iconic Jamaican producer Rvssian on the previously released single “YOYO”, and his tried-and-true collaborators G Herbo, Dave East and Jadakiss.

Millyz lit the internet on fire all of last year with standout freestyles on L.A. Leakers, The Come Up Show, and most recently Fire In The Booth. In 2020, things started to really heat up for him with the release of his last project Blanco 4. The album had a string of successful singles including “Emotions” featuring G Herbo, “Benny Blanco” alongside expert bar spitter Benny The Butcher & “Hopeless” with Jadakiss. Leading up to the release of his 2022 Blanco 5, Millyz released the singles “Ashes In The Maybach”featuring Mozzy, “Love/Hate” (feat. Gio Dee) and “Closure”.

After grinding for over a decade, the Cambridge, Massachusetts rapper Millyz has finally found his moment in the spotlight. Through his cutthroat lyricism, haunting imagery, and unceasing charisma, he has caught the attention of hip-hop heads and critics alike. In the 2010s, Millyz was selling mixtapes out of his car in hopes of making it big. It wasn’t until 2013 that he started catching serious attention for his mixtape Future Memories, which included a key verse from Jadakiss on “The Plug (Remix)“. For the next 10 years, Kiss would serve as a mentor for Millyz, guiding him through the complicated waters of modern-day hip-hop. He continued to make a name for himself for the next few years and started developing a real following after a standout freestyle at the BET Awards in 2016. He continued that run with a string of knockout freestyles on Funk Flex, Sway In The Morning, & Shade 45. Based on his pure ability on the mic, he started to gain the momentum he had been searching for his entire career. As his notoriety started to surge and he was developing a dedicated following, he dropped Blanco 3 in 2020 alongside artists like the legendary Jim Jones. In the past year, he has been lighting the internet on fire all year with standout freestyles on L.A. Leakers, Tim Westwood, The Come Up Show, and most recently Fire In The Booth. In 2021, things started to really heat up for him with the release of his last project Blanco 4 which featured Benny The Butcher, G Herbo, and Jadakiss. With the release of his most recent highly-anticipated album Blanco 5, we saw the direct result of the endless hustle, skill, and finesse that Millyz has put into hip-hop for his entire career.

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