Nettspend’s Virginia Creeper EP Goes for Moshpits, and “6weeks” Pushes His Voice to the Limit

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Nettspend’s new EP has one job, and it isn’t introspection. Virginia Creeper, six tracks out Friday (Oct. 30), “aims to incite moshpits rather than introspection,” per The FADER, which pegs it as the right soundtrack for your most fried Halloween plans.

The beats come from familiar hands. CXO, a mutual beatmaker for Nettspend and Che, produced most of it, and Che himself is behind “nite nite.” “same language” is another collaboration with 1Deep. Then there’s zoot, who produced Nettspend’s 2023 breakout “drankdrankdrank” but until now had mostly landed placements on SoundCloud. He’s on the first half of the EP’s standout.

“6weeks” is a two-parter and a vocal workout. The FADER says Nettspend has spent the year pushing his takes as far as they’ll go, snarling, yelping and twisting his voice into new timbres, and the first half has him crowing, “I just walked in Supreme, and I skipped the line!”

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Then the beat flips. A harder-hitting exset instrumental doesn’t spur him to rockstar screams. Instead his vocals go so clear-toned they would almost sound sweet, if not for the martial stutter of snares behind him. Before long the voice dissolves into garbled moans and snaps back to rigid form, chanting “Everyday look like yesterday, everyday look like yesterday.”

The EP isn’t all noise. FADER notes that Nettspend isn’t prone to diaristic songwriting, but Virginia Creeper does touch real life: the hook to “LL50” is a loose tribute to the late rapper BloodHound Q50, who was killed last month in Chicago.

It caps a year that has already included his actual debut album, early life crisis, in the spring, and the wide-ranging compilation tape HIM, plus tour dates, festivals and modeling work. For where his head was before the EP, and the OsamaSon album he has said is next, see our profile from earlier this month.

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