Wax’a’don is back with a new drop—“Blame On Me” featuring $kinnyPurp—and it’s a melodic, emotionally-charged record that cuts through the noise. The single blends reflective lyricism with modern soundscapes, creating a vibe-driven experience that still hits with intention.
From the opening lines, Wax’a’don lays out themes of pressure, loyalty, and accountability, navigating the blurred lines between personal responsibility and outside influence. His delivery feels relaxed yet intentional, gliding over the beat while maintaining weight in his words.
$kinnyPurp floats onto the track with an effortless melodic bounce, adding contrast and variety without overshadowing the core message. Together, the duo crafts a track that fits comfortably within today’s melodic rap ecosystem while still carrying individuality.
“Blame On Me” isn’t just another drop—it’s a clear step forward for Wax’a’don, showing improved songwriting, stronger vocal control, and increasingly defined artistry. Rockford may not be the first city people think of when discussing emerging talent, but with releases like this, Wax’a’don is helping shift that narrative.
Wax’a’don & $kinnyPurp Connect for New Single “Blame On Me”
by Hip-Hop's Best Kept Secrets
Dec 8
Wax’a’don is back with a new drop—“Blame On Me” featuring $kinnyPurp—and it’s a melodic, emotionally-charged record that cuts through the noise. The single blends reflective lyricism with modern soundscapes, creating a vibe-driven experience that still hits with intention.
From the opening lines, Wax’a’don lays out themes of pressure, loyalty, and accountability, navigating the blurred lines between personal responsibility and outside influence. His delivery feels relaxed yet intentional, gliding over the beat while maintaining weight in his words.
$kinnyPurp floats onto the track with an effortless melodic bounce, adding contrast and variety without overshadowing the core message. Together, the duo crafts a track that fits comfortably within today’s melodic rap ecosystem while still carrying individuality.
“Blame On Me” isn’t just another drop—it’s a clear step forward for Wax’a’don, showing improved songwriting, stronger vocal control, and increasingly defined artistry. Rockford may not be the first city people think of when discussing emerging talent, but with releases like this, Wax’a’don is helping shift that narrative.