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Hemlock Ernst Featuring Elucid of Armand Hammer Releases 'Remains'

Hemlock Ernst (Samuel T. Herring) and Elucid collaborate on "Remains," a single from the forthcoming album *Studying Absence*, set to release on October 16th.

Published on Monday, September 9, 2024 at 6:23 PM

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On October 16th, rapper Hemlock Ernst, who is better known as Future Islands' Samuel T. Herring, will unveil his anticipated collaborative album, Studying Absence. The latest single from the album, titled "Remains," features Elucid of the notable underground duo Armand Hammer and is produced by Icky Reels.

"Remains" showcases a blend of experimental hip-hop production and innovative rapping techniques. Both artists exhibit unique vocal styles, with Hemlock Ernst's delivery oscillating between rhythmic adherence and intentional detachment, while Elucid's concluding verse maintains a more conventional rap cadence. This dynamic interplay between the distinct approaches of the two artists enriches the track, adding depth to their collaboration.

As the release date draws nearer, fans can explore this evolving sound that Hemlock Ernst continues to develop alongside notable contributors in the hip-hop genre. For those interested, a further look into the single can be found here.

Fans of both Hemlock Ernst and Elucid can expect a project that pushes conventional boundaries, demonstrating how both artists have creatively intertwined their respective styles in this upcoming release. The lead-up to Studying Absence is sure to generate buzz in the music community, particularly among those who appreciate experimental hip-hop.

Stay tuned for the official album release and additional singles leading up to the date, which promise to expand the collaborative vision of these two innovative artists.

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