Rising Memphis Rapper A.R. The Mermaid Releases New Single & Music Video “Suki” Today

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Primed for a red-hot summer, Memphis rapper, magnetic personality, and visionary rarity A.R. The Mermaid shares a brand new single and music video entitled “Suki” today. Listen HERE.

Once again, she rolls through with clever and quotable bars. The track continues to illuminate her dynamic presence as she exudes attitude and charisma all at once in between a buoyant beat. Shot in Miami, the accompanying visual adds even more fire to “Suki.” Serving as the perfect accompaniment to the track, Love & Hip-Hop: Miami star, rapper, and social media force Sukihana notably makes an eye-catching cameo in the clip!

It lands in the wake of her debut for 300 Entertainment, “Sneaky Link.” The latter has just begun to pick up steam at DSPs. Meanwhile,NYLON touted it on Soundcheck and proclaimed, “Memphis’ A.R. The Mermaid has a flow that purrs over the beat on ‘Sneaky Link.’

Showcasing her lyrical acumen, she just delivered a scorching “From The Block Performance” of “No Motion.”

Everything just sets the stage for more music soon as A.R. The Mermaid continues to stand out on her own terms.

Just coming up for air after a quiet grind, A.R. The Mermaid has buzzed out of Memphis as her city’s fieriest outlier. She has gained traction with the likes of “Let A Ho Play” and freestyles such as “No Motion.” At the same time, she has all the makings of a style icon with the vibrant presentation of a real-life anime heroine.

She’s the ultimate modern Mermaid…

HAVE YOU EVER SWAM WITH A MERMAID FROM MEMPHIS?

ABOUT A.R. THE MERMAID:

Wielding a sharp signature rasp, serving up scorching bars, and exerting a presence as overpoweringly magnetic as your favorite anime heroine, A.R. The Mermaid injects effusive and enigmatic energy into the culture. The Memphis-born native asserts herself as a fiery force with an inimitable and irresistible style. She honed her voice in church before auditioning for the R&B outfit Karma. At 15-years-old, she earned her spot in the group and hit the recording studio for the first time. Learning the ins and outs of the business, she developed her performance chops on tour with Mindless Behavior and The OMG Girls. Amicably parting ways with the group, she focused on her solo artistry. Equally under the influence of anime a la High-Rise Invasion and Pokémon (Gengar inspired her eyebrows!) as well as Hoodrich Pablo Juan, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Sauce Walka, and Money Man, she grabbed a mic and taught herself how to rap. Initially, she gained traction with “Try Me” in 2019. Fans clamored for more as she grew her social media following. “Come Outside” and “First Day Out” maintained her momentum before she caught fire with “Let A Ho Play.” Powered up by her uncontainable hustle, off-kilter rhymes, and undeniable chant, it reeled over 1 million cumulative views and streams. Not to mention, superstars such as SZA and K. Michelle touted it on social media, while Drake followed her. After piling up millions of views and streams and receiving plugs by Dirty Glove Bastard and AllHipHop.com, this energy defines a series of 2023 singles and her forthcoming debut for 300 Entertainment.