From co-headlining Webster Hall to selling out Knitting Factory, and producing for Grammy winning artists, Yury is gradually creating a name for himself. Arguably one of the most multitalented artists rising from Brooklyn, Yury is constantly sharpening his unapologetically genuine sound. Influenced by a variety of Hip-hop acts including Dave East, 6lack, and Big Sean, Yury strives to be honest with all of music.

After sharing his introspective “Life Is.” single, Yury quickly returns with a refreshingly lyrical track titled, “Acetate.”

I heard this warped recording that was done on a tape recorder by this obscure musician from Toronto. This is the only known recording by him. There was no bpm and it was super rough and raw. I started with that and created everything from a vibe more so than a story

With this new offering, he steps away from trap and instead, serves up poignant wordplay over atmospheric production.
Listen to Yury’s self-produced “Acetate” at the top of the post and visit http://iamyury.com/ to stay up-to-date on his latest releases. If you like what you hear, check out Yury‘s most recent project, entropy.

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In a time where an alarming amount of artists in Hip-hop outsource for production, engineering, and even lyrics, Yury is a rare find in New York’s music scene.

Originally hailing from Pittsburgh, Yury is a Hip-Hop artist, song-writer, producer and dj that now resides in Brooklyn. Similar to Atlanta’s Russ, he takes pride in being a one-stop shop, and doesn’t plan on slowing down anytime soon.

From co-headlining Webster Hall to selling out Knitting Factory, and producing for Grammy winning artists, the BK native is gradually creating a name for himself. Arguably one of the most multitalented artists rising from Brooklyn, he is constantly sharpening his unapologetically genuine sound. Influenced by a variety of Hip-hop acts including Dave East, 6lack, and Big Sean, Yury strives to be honest with all of music.

Today, Yury treats listeners to an introspective, self-produced audio release titled “Life Is.” Yury wields a uniquely mundane flow while sharing a handful of quotable gems throughout the song. Complimenting his piercing lyricism with a haunting chorus, “Life Is” a dark, yet hopeful ode to our days living.

“I made the beat first on this one. It all started ambiguous.. I added the kick, and more, and the sound became Hip-Hop. My only goal is to sit down and make music. My process is free flowing,”  Yury states.

“Life Is” serves as a follow up to Yury’s previous trap-influenced track, “G Right Now” which currently sits at 20k on Soundcloud. His biggest song to date is “Growing Pains” (300k streams), which appeared on his 2016 project, entropy.

Listen to Yury’s latest single “Life Is” at the top of the post and visit http://iamyury.com/ to stay up-to-date on his latest releases.

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