Rapper and co-founder of Dungeon Records, Tulle releases “Worth It,” an upbeat single acknowledging his own worth. Between the hot beat and thoughtful verses, Tulle’s latest release is not to be missed.
From the underground hip-hop scene of Jacksonville, Florida, to the club sounds of Baltimore, Maryland, Tulle’s diverse taste in beats makes for a unique signature sound. His latest single is a testament to mixing and matching to create a standout record.
“I’ve been making music since I was five,” shares Tulle of his early start in music. “Listening to 50 Cent inspired me to make music—his story of getting shot and bouncing back and making a whole career out of it. So, I started making music.”
A narrative opener—a skit from Rocky—sets the mood as the song transitions to Tulle’s quick, flawless delivery. Each line packs a punch with the clarity of his strong vocal performance. “It’s not necessarily spoken word,” tells Tulle. “It’s inspirational rap.”
“I made the song just basically showing how I’m worth it—the sacrifices I’ve made and what I do, providing and all. It’s about being worth it, not worthless,” he adds.
The song came about from a freestyle session. “I went in the booth and freestyled it,” shares Tulle. “The beat is produced by Dyno. When I heard the introduction, it spoke to me—the skit from Rocky in the beginning. I had to make a song over his beat.”
“Worth It” is backed by Tulle’s label, Dungeon Records, which he co-created to support artists. “I wanted to go ahead and do it the opposite way—make a name for myself and other artists by creating a label,” shares the rapper and co-founder. “I’m learning as I go.”
Dungeon Records is in the process of finalizing Tulle's first ever EP titled "Everybody Hates Chris." The lead single from the EP is "Need A Check," featuring Dungeon Records’ newest addition, Cannon NBS, and is currently streaming on all platforms. In the meantime, Dungeon Records plans to release singles weekly. Tulle will be performing at live venues to promote his hottest singles and upcoming EP—stay tuned!
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