Rough Water
Travie McCoy · 2013
3 min · 1 track · reggae · alternative hip-hop · pop rap
A vibrant blend of pop rap and reggae influences, reflecting introspective themes over catchy hooks.
Rough Water is a single by Travie McCoy, released in 2013. A vibrant blend of pop rap and reggae influences, reflecting introspective themes over catchy hooks. 'Rough Water' marked a significant return for McCoy, receiving praise for its infectious melody and lyrical depth. The song's commercial performance helped solidify McCoy's reputation within the pop-rap genre, and it was notable for blending diverse musical styles that appealed to a broad audience. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Rough Water sound like?
A vibrant blend of pop rap and reggae influences, reflecting introspective themes over catchy hooks. Rooted in reggae and alternative hip-hop.
What makes Rough Water by Travie McCoy notable?
'Rough Water' marked a significant return for McCoy, receiving praise for its infectious melody and lyrical depth. The song's commercial performance helped solidify McCoy's reputation within the pop-rap genre, and it was notable for blending diverse musical styles that appealed to a broad audience. Released in 2013, 'Rough Water' is Travie McCoy's first major solo project since his debut album, 'Lazarus,' in 2010. Following a period of experimentation with different musical styles, McCoy aimed to re-establish his presence in the music scene with this single. The track showcases his evolution as an artist while maintaining ties to his roots in alternative hip-hop.
How many songs are on Rough Water?
Rough Water has 1 track, running approximately 3 minutes.
Tracklist
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- 1 Rough Water Standout 3:39
Release Date
January 1, 2013
Artist Origin
United States
Runtime
3 min 39 sec
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