LA’s luminary breakthrough rap artist Pharaoh has flexed his lyrical flair once more in their latest neo-soul hip hop hit ‘Playboy’.

Euphoric beats blast atop of old-school tape deck static as the trappy atmospheric track follows similar grooves to Drake, Isaiah Rashad and Mick Jenkins. While the familiarity provides instant accessibility, Pharaoh’s signature catchy lyrics find a unique balance between wit and playful charisma.

So far, Pharaoh’s versatile rap style has seen him performing with Murs & 9th Wonder, gracing the stage at NYC’s legendary Webster hall and accruing spots on plenty of radio A-lists.

Pharaoh Santana said:

“Playboy is just me and my guys; it embodies us. It’s all about being yourself, carrying yourself in the natural swag of things and not trying to fit any mould. Let em hate.”

Amelia Vandergast at A&R Factory said:

Playboy is so much more than your average baller lifestyle brag. It’s a snapshot of a misrepresented culture that so many artists are desperate to present as crass. Pharaoh Santana’s organic and passion-driven approach injects a much-needed shot of soul into the realms of hedonistic hip hop.