It’s one thing to say you’re about it, but it’s another thing to actually be about it. Dre’es is about it. As a young rapper from Wilmington, Calif., Dre’es has already racked up considerable plays across many different streaming platforms, most notably Spotify. He prides himself on his artistic ability and the detail he puts into his craft, which has gained comparisons to the work of Tyler, the Creator and Earl Sweatshirt.
I was fortunate enough to sit down with Dre’es and talk with him about his newly released project When The Curls Grow, his opinion on the current rap game, his upbringing and influences, his hit song “Warm” featuring his little cousin Mia and so much more.
It is evident that Dre’es work and music has evolved simultaneously with his maturation as a person. His newest EP relays a soothing tone, while hitting the hard topics of maturation and self-reflection as one gets older. Dre’es does a great job of telling his own story through his music. A story that has not only cultivated the whole South Bay area of Southern California, but does an amazing job of putting on and showcasing his Wilmington/ San Pedro roots.
As you watch, I hope you grow to respect and support Dre’es as much as I do in not only his artistic element, but himself as a person.
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