Perpetuate the Struggle Tells His Story Through Hip-Hop on Expansive Album The Good Fight

Originally from Texas and now based in North Carolina, Perpetuate the Struggle is an independent artist who operates as a one-man creative powerhouse. Writing, producing, and composing everything himself, the musician then turns to AI to help bring both the music and vocals to life. It's a unique approach, but one that has produced The Good Fight, a thirty-two-track (sixteen remixes) hip-hop album that's fresh off the press. Let's explore it together, shall we?

Described by its creator as "a journey through all the toughest times in my life,"The Good Fight is a deeply personal and brutally honest record. Tunes like Broken Home, Father, Not Father, and I'm a Failure tell you exactly what you're getting into, but that bluntness is also part of what makes the album so powerful.

As the record's standout track, Mom is as raw and authentic as they come, delivering a wave of emotion as the artist tries to process his mother's passing. "I started this music-making journey as I was still dealing with her loss," shares the musician. "She motivated me to commit fully to those efforts."

Marking the first of seven (yes, seven!) genre variations planned for the album, Perpetuate the Struggle has kicked things off with a bold and ambitious offering. And yes, you know it, I can't wait to hear more!

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