Sally Sossa refuses to take her foot off the gas. Just 48 hours after releasing the visuals for “Who You Are,” the 18-year-old has dropped “A Letter To Streets,” an epic tale of survival and determination while praising hoods across the nation. While dropping gems of tough lessons learned, Sossa remembers the fallen street soldiers and others she’s lost in her journey to the top of the rap game.
“Never switch up on your day one ni**a if he win or lose,” are just some of the poignant bars of advice on “A Letter To Streets.” Wise beyond her years, the recent high school graduate has excelled in the books and the industry as she became the first female talent under Interscope’s joint venture with LISTEN TO THE KIDS. Impressing the industry with her 2019 mixtape series Life of Sossa, the emerging artist dropped her debut single “Who You Are” in July and amassed over 200,000 streams on Spotify.
Inspired by the likes of Lil Durk and Nicki Minaj, Sossa’s voice in hip-hop is one of heart and strength with each single setting her apart from her peers. “I want my fans to know that I’m real, I’m authentic, I’m me, and I’m making music to help them,” she says. “I’m growing with my fan base and they’re growing with me.”
Sally Sossa’’s “A Letter To The Streets” eSingle
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