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Nashville’s hip-hop scene is buzzing, and No3tic’s latest single, Pills (So Surreal), could soon be a big reason why. Known for his ability to seamlessly mix different genres, No3tic continues to push boundaries with this track, blending jazz, funk, future bass, and hip-hop into one unique sound. It’s a refreshing take in a city known for country and rock, and Pills (So Surreal) is proving that No3tic is carving out his own lane.

The song kicks off with a laid-back, jazz-inspired groove, laced with funky undertones that give it an infectious rhythm. It’s smooth, it’s groovy, and it sets the tone for what’s to come. As the beat evolves, you start to feel the future bass influence creep in, giving the track a more modern, electronic edge. The production feels both retro and futuristic, creating a unique atmosphere that draws you in from the start.

But the real switch-up comes when No3tic’s verse hits. His flow is unmistakably hip-hop, yet it blends so naturally with the jazz and funk foundation that it feels completely cohesive. No3tic rides the beat effortlessly, adding his own flavor while still respecting the diverse elements of the track. His delivery is smooth yet powerful, capturing the energy of the song without overpowering it.

Lyrically, Pills (So Surreal) explores that intoxicating rush of a new relationship—living on the edge, getting caught up in the thrill of it all. The “split a pill with me” refrain not only gives the song its catchy hook but also reflects the excitement and unpredictability of falling for someone new. It’s relatable and raw, speaking to that whirlwind of emotions that come with new love and adventure. One of the standout elements of Pills (So Surreal) is its versatility. The track’s groovy beat and jazz-funk vibes make it perfect for chilling out or driving late at night, while its energetic flow gives it enough edge to work in a party or club setting. No3tic’s ability to merge so many genres into one cohesive sound shows his artistic depth and vision.

This track also highlights No3tic’s evolution as an artist. He’s stepping into more melodic, genre-blending territory, pushing his sound further and showing off his vocal range. With Pills (So Surreal), he’s proving that he’s not just another rapper—he’s a true artist experimenting with and mastering different sounds.

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