Bay Area rapper Hoody Hawi has once again captured the attention of hip hop fans with the release of his latest EP “Howlin At The Moon”. The project, which comes on the heels of his highly successful album “Artificial Ignorance“, explores themes of living the high life and the challenges that accompany financial success.

The four-track EP showcases Hoody’s signature lyrical style, blending introspective lyrics with catchy hooks and melodic beats. His long-time collaborator Jelly also makes an appearance on each track, adding his own unique flair to the project.

Listeners are treated to an intimate glimpse into the mind of a rapper who has seen both the ups and downs of success. In tracks like “Ghost”, Hoody reflects on the pitfalls of wealth, while in “shoulda coulda woulda” he celebrates the lavish lifestyle that success has afforded him.

The EP’s title track, “Howlin At The Moon”, stands out as a standout moment on the project. Over a brooding beat, Hoody delivers introspective rhymes about the sacrifices he’s made to achieve his dreams. Jelly’s haunting vocals on the chorus add an extra layer of emotion to the already powerful track.

With “Howlin At The Moon”, Hoody Hawi cements his place as one of the Bay Area’s most exciting rising stars. The EP is a testament to his dedication to the craft of hip hop and his ability to capture the essence of life as a successful rapper.

Fans of Hoody Hawi and Jelly will not be disappointed by this latest offering. “Howlin At The Moon” is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates thought-provoking lyrics and innovative beats.

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