Rocket Rese has linked up with CityMorgue member SosMula for a brand new heavy metal and rage inspired single titled "BAPTIZED." The track comes from Rese and marks the first time the two artists have worked together. It might come as a surprise at first glance, especially after looking through Rocket Rese’s past releases. Many of his songs already sit in a similar lane to SosMula’s style. He regularly blends heavy metal, rock, rage, horrorcore, and hip hop into his sound. While the intensity of this record may not be for everyone, listeners who enjoy aggressive and adrenaline filled music will likely find plenty to like here. Based on his Instagram updates, Rese and SosMula could have additional collaborations on the horizon, so fans who like "BAPTIZED" should keep an eye out for what comes next.
Release Date: April 3, 2026
Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
Album: N/A
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I f**k with snow bunnies too, s**t, I ain't racist,
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