Photo Credit: Nu3ra Ness

This is our first time covering this artist and it sure won’t be the last.

We have officially caught wind of Virginia native Nu3ra Ness. He is a lyricist that uses his platform to discuss modern day issues while keeping it mainstream. He recently dropped his newest project Lights where he experiments stepping out of his comfort zone to combine meaningful lyrics, up tempo beats, and melodic sounds. The new project features 12 tracks and one bonus track all while showcasing the rapper’s versatility and storytelling pen.

Nu3ra Ness taps Virginia natives Reppa Ton, Noah-O, Skinnyy Hendrixx, and more as the featured artists on the offering. Stream Lights on Tidal, Spotify, and more.

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Virginia native, Nu3ra Ness, is an East Coast artist holding brilliant lyrical abilities with much to prove and even more to gain. The first part of his name is derived from the phrase new era, meaning a new era of hip hop is upon us while the second part is an acronym for Never Equal Stay Superior. After hearing Jay- Z’s The Life and Times of Sean Carter, he decided that hip hop was more than just a genre he could relate to but a culture he needed to personally contribute to. Starting off as a battle rapper, he’s shared the stage with notable acts such as Future, Rick Ross and G.O.O.D. Music’s newly appointed President, Pusha T.

Taking off his well received Fan of Success project released a few months back, RVA’s Nu3ra Ness unloads the official visual for the Ignorvnce produced single “Yea Yea.” Directed by Zack David, the small screen adaptation for the standout pairs perfectly with the haunting soundbite.

Watch the All Def Digital x The Signal liberated visual below and be sure to download Fan of Success in it’s entirety via Livemixtapes!

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