Hesta Prynn might just knock you out.

Take one listen to her brand of electro-hip-hop-art-rock, and you'll most likely be on your ass begging for more—in the best way possible. In the same manner that Andy Warhol and The RZA artistically tore up the Big Apple, she's a maverick in the classic "New York" sense of the word. "Woah Woah" and "Recall" ride a thin line between indie elegance and gutter hip hop attitude. The former Northern State MC remains an underground artist with a chic sense of style and a visionary take on all things outside the norm.  Flipping her sonic switchblade through cuts like "Seven Sisters," she shifts from ethereal crooning to raucous ranting on the drop of a dime. She's constructed an aural enigma that could only come from an old school Nintendo-playing, horror movie fanatic who's got a keen fashion sense. With a full-length debut on the way, Hesta Prynn is about to be everywhere. Plus, she has a mean left hook live.

Hesta Prynn's quixotic charm pipes through each and every note—from rap-laden verses to keyboard-propelled hooks. About her sonic mixology, she explains, "I'm a child of the '90s. I take all of these different sounds, influences and genres and come up with something cohesive and tangible. We kept calling it 'post-everything.' It's post-hipster, post-genre and post-pop. Everything I do has a hip hop undercurrent. However, the songs have classic structures because I think of them as pop songs, and they all blend electronic and organic live sounds.

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