BeatKing’s estate releases posthumous “Scared” single
In a shocking turn of events, Houston rap icon BeatKing passed away at the age of 39, last month. The renowned artist, known for his significant contributions to the Houston hip-hop scene and his impressive production work, died suddenly due to a pulmonary embolism. That occurred while BeatKing was on a radio press run.
BeatKing, whose real name was David Crowell, was celebrated for over a decade of groundbreaking music and influential production. His unique style and powerful beats had a profound impact on the local and national hip-hop landscape, earning him a revered place in the genre’s history.
Meanwhile, in a poignant tribute to his legacy, new posthumous music from BeatKing has been released. The track titled “Scared” not only showcases his unparalleled talent but also serves as a reminder of the creative genius that he was. Alongside the audio release, the accompanying visuals for “Scared” are now available, offering fans a glimpse into the final artistic expression of the late rapper.
Furthermore, the release of “Scared” comes a year after BeatKing’s last project, “She Won’t Leave Houston,” which featured 15 tracks with collaborations from notable artists such as Juicy J and K Carbon. This project was well-received, further solidifying BeatKing’s reputation as a key figure in Houston’s hip-hop community.
As fans and fellow artists mourn his passing, BeatKing’s music continues to inspire and entertain. The new track “Scared” is a testament to his enduring legacy, reminding us of the creativity and energy he brought to the world. The visuals for the track add a new dimension to his work, allowing listeners to connect with his music in a deeply personal way.
BeatKing’s estate releases posthumous “Scared” single
