UglyFace Music is back; this time, UglyFace drops off an instant fan favorite; "Fuckery" is a song simply about not entertaining any BS. Often, we get caught up in what other people demand of us and let that deter or distract us.
Need a break? Let's get real for a minute. You’ve felt the pressure, the grind, the constant push and pull of life that just won’t let up. Enter "Meditate" by UglyFace, your anthem for those moments when you’re on the edge, ready to snap—but choose to align your chi instead.
"Riding Slow [Remastered]" delivers an engaging story of contrasts—between past loves and current flames, vintage vibes and contemporary sounds, all while cruising through the city with "speakers bleeding on the city." UglyFace uses vivid imagery and sharp, contemplative lyrics to draw listeners into a world where nostalgia and modernity coexist. The repeated lines "Said my new bitch pretty like my old school Chevy, riding real slow" not only echo through the track but also encapsulate the essence of the narrative, bridging memories of the past with the realities of the present.
Produced and performed by UglyFace themselves, "Yesterday" resonates with anyone who has faced adversity and come out stronger. The song starts with a reflective tone, using the simplicity of sipping Kool-Aid as a metaphor for life's serene moments before delving into the chaos of challenges and societal pressures. As the track progresses, UglyFace shifts from recounting hardships to celebrating the victories that each new day brings. "Everybody on my wave, Yesterday was yesterday, Now we paid," he raps, marking a transition from despair to a declaration of success and self-assertion.
"Hit Mode" by UglyFace, a dynamic and pulsating track from UglyFace Music, merges the realms of Rap/HipHop and Pop with its vigorous 150 BPM beat. This song is not just a musical piece; it's a bold statement from the Tracy, CA-based artist, embodying a spirit of unyielding determination and ambition. The lyrics of "Hit Mode" dive deep into the psyche of a relentless go-getter.