To adjust to current times, Fat Eric took a pause of releasing music to focus on the current revolution going on in society liberating black lives. However, Eric could no longer wait because he wanted a platform where he can assist the movement a bit more.
His latest release 28 Days Later is a small sample of future music to where Eric curates purposeful trap music that illustrates his current mindset that tells stories of black struggle. The lead single off 28 Days Later is his breakout single “No Loiterin’” Ft. Tae Moneybagz.
Composed of five short but content packed songs, 28 Days Later is a worthy addition to anybody’s music library. Be on the lookout soon for a potential album from the young Washington D.C. rapper.
Washington D.C. artist Fat Eric has a supplementary taste for good music in his “DNA,” just like the single suggests. Decked out with trap drum production and melodic whims, DNA showcases Eric’s ability to make music that touches the soul along with getting listeners hyped. https://open.spotify.com/track/5TUS7aZUgaI4dIN5DPUcJ1 Along with the single, Eric released…
"I was playing the song in the studio and once the beat dropped I knew Eric Bellinger had to be on the joint.. I have respect for his music, but I also felt he embodied the vocals needed to carry this song to the next level. We had mutual acquaintances…
Fat Eric showcases hunger in his latest remix to Lil Baby’s hit “Something 2 Prove.” Wanting to be a iconic rapper, Eric attacks the beat with much hunger and charisma. Being from Washington D.C., extra aggression and passion is added for Eric to succeed. Fueled by wanting more, Eric displays…
