Caribbean hip-hop collective, Taste of Pluto, have today released their much-anticipated debut Scorpio’s Letter via Pretty Boy Worldwide.
Having previously put out soft releases which have helped to garner them some buzz, ‘Scorpio’s Letter’ immediately captivates listeners in the first few seconds and is an excellent display of their musical talents; witty lyrics and vocal ability. With each word delicately delivered, lead singer Navy doesn’t shy away from singing about a love ready to give, over the J. Ellis production.
Taste of Pluto shared the inspiration behind their new single, stating “the song is about the moment when you know you are falling in love with someone, and the freedom to express that love with a level of passion.”
The talented trio stars Navy from the nature isle of Dominica, Marwin and Tyler from Barbados with ties to Sweden and North America respectively.
Daring to be authentic, the group whose style isn’t genre specific pays homage to the legends while building their legacy. Citing inspiration from musical greats such as A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, Bob Marley and more to mention a few, Taste of Pluto uses their music to tackle love, politics and island life.
‘Scorpio’s Letter’ arrives just in time for summer and serves as the first of many to come from Taste of Pluto this year; as the collective are set to release their EP in fall as well as singles from their own individual projects.
The audio and video to ‘Scorpio’s Letter’ (directed by Trevor Pretty and Jermaine Pierre) is out today and available to stream and download on all music platforms.
