We’ve witnessed the love affair between street-wear and hip hop for some time now, and at some point, that synergy evolved into a statement.
Think back to the Y2K days when clothing labels called attention to rising talent as with beloved LRG tapping into up and comers by being an early supporter.
Today the phenomena of online influencers have changed the game, fast fashion retailer Fashion Nova works with celebs and not so famous people that have a significant social media presence in niche markets.
That’s not to say the old school vibe has gone out the window; we see companies curating trends by bringing on fresh faces worth knowing like the brand Deity is doing with singer, songwriter, and recording artist Narron.
Deity is exploring entertainment and culture through associative marketing, and they have made mention of soulful singer Narron landing on their sound and style radar.
One entity reacting to the ability of another creator is remarkable, and by attributing his qualities, they are aligning themselves with a star in the making so to speak.
At the crossroads of music and fashion personal tastes intersect, and lifestyle is at the core. Both general categories fall into the realm of artistic expression, and given that Narron’s sound is smooth and easy it might be your cup of tea to sip or swig as you see fit.
Narron’s 2017 single “Mr. Nice Guy” is cathartic, angsty, and vulnerable. The R&B crossover artist has several other hits under his belt including ”The Move,” “Don’t Do Me No More,” “Mind Over Matter,” and “How Bout You” among others. He is often compared to top-tier talent by industry insiders; some even claim he has the potential to be the next Post Malone or The Weeknd.
Big shoes to fill for sure, but his fans have faith in him, and that will mean the world as he embarks on the next wave of fame.
He’s lived in Atlanta, Los Angeles, and Detroit, but he calls South Florida home, and after a checkered past he has come out on top by bringing his A-game to the studio and the stage.
Get the jump on Narron before the masses, follow along and watch him work @narronmusic.
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