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Swipe left to see what your feature Saucey Downs (@sauceydowns) had to say about his take on Classic! Saucey is one of the most talented artists I have come across in the Las Vegas music scene! With an artillery of bangers at his disposal, he brings a vivacious energy to every mic he touches, enticing crowds of strangers to chant along with his lyrics, converting them into loyal Saucey fans with ease! After kicking off 2019 with his New Year's feature at @thejamlv, followed shortly by the release of his album #SauceMode in March, Mr. Downs has revived more than just this world's love of Cholula!  It's no secret he has taken this city by storm, making #SauceyDowns a truly unforgettable household name with people from ages of 3 to 103 happily singing along with hits like "OMM (On My Momma)" and "Big Mood." You can check him out and subscribe via all musical media platforms to stay in the know with all his upcoming projects and releases. But you know not...

Upon first glance at the cover art, the listener gets a faint glimmer of the quirky references Vos has to offer on this EP. Upon opening up with the "unwrapping" of this fresh pack, Vos kicks it off with the velvet smooth vocal aesthetic accompanied by catchy laidback cadence on Darling. I love all the anime references on this track! Definitely hit me in my nerd feels without taking away from that badass demeanor. This is then followed by what I described to Vos himself as an "eerie lounge" vibe on Don't Ask (Let It Burn). Definitely a dope track to chill and smoke to, so the line "let it burn, let it burn" is more than appropriate. But where he got me was on his track Persevere. Talk about a rebel yell. "Tell me how to persevere, when I don't give a fuck about a person here." Embodying that feeling of displacement we artists are no stranger to, Persevere emanates that relatable passion over this inner conflict of creating for the very...