“His voice may align more with Animal Crossing’s K.K. Slider than 50 Cent, but his music is deeper than just incoherent mumbling” – Pigeons and Planes

“It’s exciting to come across music that nobody is sure how to react to” – Pitchfork

Toronto, ON – March 27, 2020 – Today, Columbia Records recording artist, 645AR, releases a new track, In Love With A Stripper. Produced by Full Tac and Rambow, In Love With A Stripper finds 645AR rapping and singing in his signature falsetto over the slow and melodic banger. Listen here.

645AR has also released the official video for In Love With A Stripper. Inspired by the classic film Honey, I Shrunk The Kids, the vaguely Lynchian visual finds the 6’5 rapper with the cartoon voice suddenly pint-sized as he navigates the everyday objects of his life including refrigerator magnets, nightclub ready Barbies, weight plates, soda bottles and a not so friendly cat. Watch the Highdeas directed video here.

In Love With A Stripper is just one of the upcoming releases from the Bronx/Atlanta native, who has been working hard in the studio on new music and visuals. 645AR first caught the public’s attention with his distinctive vocals – quickly dubbed “squeak rap” by fans and critics alike. While discovering 645AR’s music, at first listen, one would be tempted to assume it’s a gimmick. However, when speaking about his latest track, 645AR reassures the audience, “This is the 1”.

Additional tracks will be announced in the coming weeks; fans can visit 645AR’s socials for updates.