Deante' Hitchcock Returns For Amorous EP 'Everyday The 14th’
Deante' Hitchcock has proficiently demonstrated why he's one of music's most universal gems, and in case you need more convincing, he's back for another high-grade offering. The Riverdale, Georgia artist bears the entire package, where stimulating vocals meet an enticing vision that satisfies any fan of rap, R&B, soul, and beyond. His 2019-2021 feature run includes tracks with Dreamville, Isaiah Rashad, Caleborate, and Guapdad 4000, while the 2020 album BETTER cemented his talents as some of the most exciting, consistent, and adaptable. Now returning for another provocative offering playing to all corners of romance, Deante' Hitchcock brings us his new EP Everyday The 14th.
With an intro and three subsequent tracks, Deante' Hitchcock shines all of his abilities through every passing moment, from technical writing to the inviting chemistry he offers for featuring artists, where he shines time and time again. The intro, "You Thought I Was Wrong," immediately sets the vibe with a sweet and soulful tone, while Hitchcock proclaims a lover "thought wrong" in terms of the value of a relationship. Track two, "Neck Up," is an erotic, soulful journey where Deante' Hitchcock details the aftermath of a purple pickle text, Dende counts ceiling tiles during a Netflix original, and Bairi can't seem to get enough. Hitchcock lays out a catchy verse, and all three build compelling verses while efficiently painting their narratives in listeners' heads. Track three, "Eyes on Me," plays to the same theme, where Hitchcock admits he can satisfy lust, but he's not the right one for love. DaVionne's silky vocals drive pleasure to ears on the hook, and JaelSpeaks runs an outro speech full of nostalgic vibes over immaculate production. The final track, "Don't Say," includes a hypnotizing hook from ELHAE, which attempts to avoid games and fake feelings. Chris Patrick lays a standout verse detailing a faded vibe between himself and a partner, all captured in a rejuvenating sample of writing and delivery. Hitchcock comes in on the backend for a verse that gets straight to the point with his partner, keeping it real and avoiding the L-word.
The new EP is at the crossroads of slow jams and great musicality, making this the perfect spin for the bedroom or a late-night drive. Deante’ Hitchcock once again shows his ability to bring out the best of everyone who touches his songs, and I think that's one of the most fulfilling and challenging feats to accomplish as an artist. Stream Everyday The 14th below.