Behavior by 909Mephis

909Mephis’ new music video for “Behavior” takes the viewer along a date between a disgruntled couple. The atmosphere seems romantic until their behavior towards each other changes. Directed by BenJAllen, a low-resolution video camera captures the couple’s close up and intimate expressions. The music, produced by RED, is sultry and 909Memphis’ known rhythm and blues style. His vocals are strained and some of the lyrics are drawn out, adding to the feeling that the viewer is witnessing heartbreak.

Click here to watch “Behavior” on YouTube.

Foot On The Gas by 909Memphis & Tommy Ice

909Memphis and Tommy Ice tag-team verses on their brand new, hypnotic hit “Foot On The Gas”. Produced by Moses Got Water, the beat is sultry and rhythmic, stepping into rhythm and blues. Both of the artists’ cadences compliment their beat selection effortlessly. This has the potential to be in your daily playlist within only a few plays. With such a great entry at the top of the year, we’re expecting to hear much more from these young talents throughout 2020!

Click here to listen to “Foot On The Gas” on SoundCloud.

The Undeniable Allure of 909Memphis

909Mephis is the smooth, rhythmic, and multifaceted artist you’ve probably heard before if you’re into the indie, unsigned music scene as many teens are today. His genre is hard to pin down. If you go by iTunes, he’s a pop artist. If you go by ear, you’d be able to make a list of genres he falls under.

His music has an obvious Hip Hop and R&B influence. ‘Best Man’ off of his latest project Mixed Feelings, is the best example of this. His cadence is airy and lovesick, the staple of Rhythm and Blues. The instrumentals for his newest project are created by talented and popular producers within the underground such as Og Abi and Cashbently. 

909Mephis seems to know what he’s doing. His delivery and social presence seems effortless. He maintains a realistic and personable exterior. He doesn’t post fists full of cash or dress much different from his fans. His appeal is towards the more humble side of the Hip Hop spectrum. His musical style and freedom seems to be what’s missing from popular music.