Rebel ACA began his journey into the music industry as the owner of a Buttercuts Record Label. With a career or working alongside incredible rappers and musicians, it was no surprise when he began to create music of his own. Now recording under his own label, Rebel is collaborating with iconic names in the industry and creating interesting and honest tracks of his own.
Rebel’s most recent project is a single titled “Mygraine”, in collaboration with Jamaican dancehall powerhouse Spragga Benz and UK icon Rodney P. “It is just a song about migraines,” Rebel explained. “I get them pretty regularly and that’s just the kind of thing that I feel I can be writing about.”
Not having come from the background that entices him to rap about the traditional topics, like money, sex or life in the streets, Rebel is creating his own narrative, pairing electric beats and melodies with seemingly usual and relatable topics.
While the general idea of “Mygraine” is the pain and discomfort of a headache, Rebel’s collaborators have taken the song and pulled it into a realm that fits their own more traditional style was well. “They really liked the song when I showed it to them,” he explained. “They took my idea and put their own spin on it… It’s not so uncommon to use weed as a remedy for migraines.”
Blending the backgrounds of all three musicians, they were able to create a song that is captivating and easy to connect to.
To go along with the release of “Mygraine”, Rebel noted the release of a remix of the song by DJ Phantasy, as well as a music video that went along with both versions of the track. For fans who are interested, the project will be available purchased in a vinyl format.
Alongside of his work as a solo creator, Rebel and some of his creative friends are taking their personal therapy sessions and sharing them with the world. “For a while now, some friends and I have been getting together just to create music together,” he explained. “We all have really different styles and backgrounds and putting that together has helped us create something that I think is really cool.”
Rebel and his two colleagues formed the group ADHG to share their experience and connect with their fans on an honest and incredibly relatable level. “Our goal is to connect with people,” he said. “We are all coming from really different places and we’ve got a lot to say.” The trio will be releasing old school A and B side singles on a regular basis for the foreseeable future. If Rebel’s music interests you, this is not something you are going to want to miss out on.
Be sure to stay tuned in to Rebel ACA and ADHG on various platforms for new music, visuals and social posts.
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