prettyboyface - Escargot (feat. Iosue & Backstrapbeats)
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ESCARGOT from upcoming underground rapper prettyboyface featuring Iosue and Backstrapbeats.prettyboyface is an artist from London who doesn't really fit into a particular genre but for simplicity's sake let's go with 'underground rap'. He creates with the hope of making music that will make someone feel something.Escargot released 2 April 2021.
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