Flvme Marks 5th Anniversary Of His Debut Album “Candyman”

Flvme Marks 5th Anniversary Of His Debut Album “Candyman.” South African hip-hop artist Flvme is reminiscing on the 5th anniversary of his debut studio album, “Candyman,” which hit the streets on July 1st, 2019.

“Candyman” served as Flvme‘s introduction to the mainstream hip-hop scene, establishing him as a rapper to watch. The album featured several well-received singles, including “Late Nights” and “Up and Lost” solidifying Flvme’s signature sound and lyrical prowess.

Taking to social media today, Flvme expressed his gratitude to fans for their unwavering support over the past five years. In the post, the rapper also announced that his album BLVCK & WHiTE is dropping anytime soon.

“HAPPY 5yr ANNIVERSARY TO MY DEBUT ALBUM. Lots of memories were made here … and thank YALL for receiving it so well … BLVCK & WHiTE drops any minute now,” wrote Flvme.

“Candyman” remains a significant project in Flvme’s discography, paving the way for his subsequent success. The rapper has since released several critically acclaimed albums and singles, solidifying his position as a leading force in South African hip-hop.

Candyman isn’t just a collection of songs; it’s a bag of treats. Living up to its title, the album offers a variety of styles and moods, showcasing FLVME’s versatility as an artist. The album blends genres, with trap cuts for club bangers and smooth, introspective tracks. Songs like “Trees” featuring Frank Casino and “Ride for You” with Big Hash showcase this range, offering both smokey vibes and R&B influences.

FLVME didn’t shy away from honest and insightful lyrics. He tackles various themes throughout the album, with vulnerability evident in tracks like “Home Run” and “Don’t Bother.” This openness is a key ingredient to the album’s success.

Packed with features from South African hip-hop heavyweights like Ayanda Jiya, B3nchmarQ, and Zoocci Coke Dope, Candyman benefits from the energy and styles each brings.