Yung Xander blends emo and hip hop with new single ‘Flexx’


Yung Xander is a rapper from Connecticut that has been building momentum with his latest single 'Flexx' from the Circles EP. With mellow guitar sounds, trap-style percussion and deep melodic vocals, the atmosphere this track creates cannot be understated.

Influenced by Lil Peep, GBC, Oliver Francis, Blink 182, Real Friends, the emo influence is strong and the result is something both ground-breaking and immersive. Xander has an innovative approach to creating; he has a natural presence on the mic and a flow that is vibrant and undeniably charismatic. With a buzz starting to build, Yung Xander is worth paying close attention.

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