Music
Baltimore artist MIDDEKO releases new single “FALLINLUV”
The single marks the latest addition to his alternative‑rap catalog that MIDDEKO says is shaped by “distorted electronic production and punk‑influenced elements.”
MIDDEKO, a Baltimore‑area artist and producer, has released a new single titled “FALLINLUV.” The single marks the latest addition to his alternative‑rap catalog that he says is shaped by “distorted electronic production and punk‑influenced elements.”
About FALLINLUV
“FALLINLUV,” created with collaborator Hann, focuses on themes of attraction, distrust, anxiety and financial pressure.
MIDDEKO says he began producing music in 2017 and later developed the project into a faceless, character‑driven identity. He uses recurring characters, illustration, color and distorted imagery instead of conventional artist portraits.
Following “FALLINLUV,” MIDDEKO plans to continue releasing new material. His upcoming singles, “SAMEWAY” and “COUNTLESS,” are set to expand the project’s ongoing sound and visual direction.
FALLINLUV is available on Spotify.
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