After garnering 10k streams in 10 days on Spotify with his sophomore release PTSD, the momentum continues to deservedly amass around the unapologetically candid Maltese rapper, Rheez.

With his UK roots, his third single, True Wounds, gives us the sting of hard-hitting grime in the rap bars that pour like scorned spilt ink from the soul. Instrumentally, the cinematically ethereal production cushions the blow of the exposition of the struggles that led him here and the resilience he used to navigate them.

The lyrics may be personal, but the frustration at injustice is wholly universal. Rap just got infinitely more relatable.

Rheez. said:

“This song is a biography of all the trials and tribulations I faced throughout my life. As painful as it was to go in-depth talking on these subjects, I felt like if I am not 100% honest during my journey as an artist, I am depriving my fans of more insight to hopefully be moved by. It’s a story of adversity, the ending, a message of never giving up.”

Amelia Vandergast, Executive Editor at A&R Factory said:

“Like moths to a flame, hip hop fans have flocked around Rheez.; his latest single, True Wounds, affirms why. His determination to step in the ring with his demons to make it a fairer fight for his listeners makes him the ultimate new wave heavyweight in our ears.”