Jan 22, 2024

Young and talented music artist Luh Quis is making a great impact on every hip-hop lover with his impressive releases. Get ready to groove with Quis’ blissful tracks.
Cartersville, Virginia Jan 21, 2024 (Issuewire.com) - Hailing from countries like Powhatan and Cumberland, Luh Quis was born in Richmond. At the age of 10, Quis found his passion for music, and since then it has been an oscillating journey to prove his worth in the wider musical scenes. His 'Dreams On Edibles' has gained a lot of traction due to its beautiful soundscapes and widely fascinating narratives, his words are extremely relevant and resonate with the young generation. Another of his impressive tracks 'Counseling' offers an impressively blissful ambiance, the serene music followed by the gravitating rapping styles made the song extremely catchy.
Residing from his exclusive Pluggnb-influenced music genre, his music also offers several fascinating sounds of drums, 808s, synthesizers, pianos, and guitar riffs. He started to record songs at the age of 12 despite not having any proper instruments or knowledge. In his initial journey, he faced a hard time he continued to hone his skills and offer something which is not just enjoyable but also extremely unique in its formations. Some of Luh Quis' impressive releases include 'NFB', 'Mixed Up', 'Cruel World', 'Ain't Shit Changed', and 'Bandit'.
Since the beginning of his journey, he has been constantly evolving, learning, experimenting, and experiencing types of music and incredible ways to make a song. His 'Counseling' allows you to experience the dichotomy of a song that allows you to witness the soothing vibes along with the fiery words at the same time. And not just his impressive writings in his 'Dreams on Edibles' allow us to witness the prolific nature of this budding artist and his limitless potential to thrive in this forte. To know more you can follow him on Spotify, SoundCloud, and Instagram.
Listen to the following songs on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/track/2M0o5XnPfjGM0R4u1oOCq3
https://open.spotify.com/track/0ms5UIeOEb3Ngx3fszYg3U
Source :Luh Quis
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