Flvme Shares Why He’s Not Chasing Chart-Topping Hits

Flvme Shares Why He’s Not Chasing Chart-Topping Hits. Rapper and producer Flvme recently took to social media to share a significant shift in his artistic vision.

In a post resonating with fans and fellow artists alike, the “FaceTime” hitmaker clarified that his current focus is creating conceptual albums rather than chasing chart-topping hits. “I’m not chasing hits, I’m just tryna drop conceptual albums,” Flvme expressed, emphasizing his desire to craft projects with a deeper meaning and narrative cohesion.

Known for his versatility and musical prowess, Flvme has long been a staple in the South African hip-hop scene, delivering both infectious singles and critically acclaimed projects. His decision to prioritize conceptual storytelling over mainstream success signals a creative evolution that could bring a fresh wave of innovation to his sound.

Fans have already seen glimpses of Flvme’s depth in his previous works like Dead or Alive and Germander II, which featured introspective lyrics and cohesive themes throughout. Flvme is currently working on releasing his album Blvck & White which was poised to drop this year but the rapper made it known that the body of work will not likely drop this year.

The rapper pinpointed that he is pondering on taking a hiatus so that he can recharge and come back fully ready to engage with his fans through new music. “I’m just personally drained … I need to charge up again,” he wrote.