Hip-hop artist (I)deal has made a triumphant return with a new track titled “Lifted,” featuring collaborations with Stock Marley and R&B sensation October London. Produced by the talented Pooney, “Lifted” is a classic ode to the chronic, blending soulful production with a silky-smooth hook from October London and creative lyrics that celebrate and elevate a good high. This feel-good groove is set to captivate listeners and keep them hooked.
“Ideal’s” latest track, “Lifted,” follows his previous hit “The Crown,” which featured Benny The Butcher and October London from his “Scatterbrained” album, available on Spotify. The new track showcases (I)deal’s unique lyrical flow, complemented by Pooney’s production and Walter West’s captivating rap. Stock Marley’s melodic bars, combined with October London’s soul-filled crooning, create a retro, smoke-filled vibe that is sure to resonate with fans.
The collaboration between (I)deal, Stock Marley, and October London on “Lifted” is a testament to the power of creative synergy. Pooney’s soulful production sets the stage for a mind-altering musical experience, while Walter West’s rap keeps listeners engaged. Stock Marley’s melodic contributions add a dreamy quality to the track, and October London’s smooth vocals tie everything together. (I)deal’s unique lyrical flow completes the session, making “Lifted” a first-listen hit that will have fans hitting the repeat button.
For those interested in learning more about (I)deal, his official website, Idealmusic.art, offers additional information. Fans can also watch the music video for “Lifted” on YouTube.
Justin Deal, known by his stage name (I)deal, is a hip-hop artist and entrepreneur based in Michigan. Born in Toledo and raised in Gary, Indiana, Deal has been passionate about music and cannabis from a young age. His journey in the music industry began with writing poetry at the age of 12, inspired by Tupac’s “All Eyes On Me” album.
(I)deal’s transition from selling drugs to a legal cannabis business was driven by his passion for helping others and making a legitimate living. He currently runs a micro-grow operation in Michigan, producing and selling high-quality cannabis. His music career took a serious turn when he joined the band Midwest Hype at 20, and he has since performed over a thousand shows. Deal’s solo career is flourishing, with his debut EP “Wildlife” and the full-length album “Scatterbrain” garnering attention.
Deal’s collaborations with notable artists like Conway the Machine, Rome Streets, Stove God, and Benny The Butcher have solidified his place in the hip-hop scene. He is currently working on his next album, “On Words,” set to release in spring 2025.
The iHeartRadio Music Awards recently honored some of music’s biggest stars for their contributions to the industry and pop culture. The 12th annual awards show aired on FOX and was broadcasted on iHeartRadio stations nationwide, as well as the free iHeartRadio app. Among the incredible hits nominated for “Song of the Year” were Rema and Selena Gomez’s “Calm Down” and Metro Boomin’s “Creepin’” with The Weeknd and 21 Savage. However, it was SZA who took home numerous awards, including Song of the Year and R&B Artist of the Year. Other big winners included Peso Pluma, Taylor Swift, Ice Spice, and more.
The awards show also recognized Beyoncé as the recipient of this year’s Innovator Award, presented to seasoned artists in honor of their impactful contributions to pop culture. Stevie Wonder had the pleasure of giving Beyoncé the award. Taylor Swift received the award last year, and Alicia Keys was honored in 2022. Later in the show, legendary singer Cher was honored with the Icon Award, followed by a musical tribute featuring Jennifer Hudson.
Ludacris hosted the awards show and performed live from the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. Other artists like Justin Timberlake, Lainey Wilson, TLC, Green Day, Jelly Roll, and Tate McRae also hit the stage. These performers were also nominated for several categories. For those who missed any of the iconic moments from this year’s iHeartRadio Music Awards, or just want to relive them, the show will be available to stream on Hulu the next day for 21 days.
Source: PRNewswire, iHeartRadio
