Rushy, from West London, started a very promising career in 2019. With the start of the new year, the overly-saturated scene let go of its previous gritty rap songs and flowy summer bops in favor of something fresh, new and lively.
As expected, Rushy made his big debut with a new song that would have people talking in the streets and introduce the world to a performer that would revolutionize and uplift UK trap music.
Even though the Straight3 member had been releasing quality music on Soundcloud since 2016, he had only received an amazing 20,000+ spins on a select selection of his tracks, which helped build the basis of a modest but devoted following.
He was unprepared for the reaction that would come after the release of his debut single, "Trippidy Trap," and the music video for it. This became a standard on many personal "UK" playlists after receiving 2 million views on YouTube in less than two months.
The previously mentioned song provided a shimmering, flute-driven background that strangely matched the rapper's lively flow, confident delivery and obscene topics. Consequently, he characterizes his gritty lifestyle and thirst for "paper bands," overlapping the domains of drill and trap.
The rapper's rhymes are progressively tighter on every song; it's obvious that he wants to consistently showcase his variety. But "S3" seemed like a synthesis of all we had heard thus far; it was as if he had at last decided on a precise representation of the sub-sound he had produced. Even if the topics are similar, Rushy sets this offering apart from his previous one with a distinct flow pattern that is characteristically "Rushy" over a powerful instrumental that features cosmic tones..

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