DYYNVMIC addresses the dark side of addiction and eclipses 2000’s Hip Hop with “Three Wives” featuring Girls Like Girls

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Californian Hip Hop artist DYYNVMIC released his perspective-shifting debut EP “Road
Work”, which features the harrowingly grounding standout single, “Three Wives”, on
October 16th.

The intricately neo-classic progressions allow the temperature in the multi-layered single
featuring Girls Like Girls to drop to chillingly evocative levels. The single spins a transfixing
narrative with plenty of emotional detail as the dark side of addiction is explored.

Three Wives runs smooth and hits hard through DYYNVMIC’s ability to use his personal
experiences around substance abuse to amp up the level of emotion in the old-school
melodic single which eclipses the 00’s era of Hip Hop.

DYYNVMIC said:

“Each wife in the single represents a different form of addiction, the vocals by my good
friend, Girls Like Girls adds to the mystique of the song while I tell a story through
metaphoric writing.”

Amelia Vandergast at A&R Factory said:

Girls Like Girls brought a stunning sense of fragility to Three Wives as DYYNVMIC utilises
his ability to evoke emotions metaphysically. DYYNVMIC’s lyrical ingenuity leaves you
grounded while the instrumentals leave you transfixed in the viscerally fraught yet
mellifluously ambient stylings. Any fans of Drake, Kendrick Lamar and Schoolboy Q are
going to want to pay attention.

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