Why Txmmyily Deserves Your Attention After uNder’s Best New Artists 2025
When The Native published its “uNder: Best New Artists (September 2025)” list, few names stirred as much curiosity as Txmmyily.
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When an artist releases a debut album, there's always a question: is this the start of sustained ascendancy — or a one‑moment flash? With 4Batz releasing Still Shinin in September 2025, he stakes a claim.
This project isn’t just a first step — it’s a statement. From where I sit as a young scout for Wavy Music Magazine, Still Shinin positions 4Batz not as an emerging artist of the moment, but as one who is ready to hold ground.
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Still Shinin reveals breadth: some tracks lean into high energy, others slow down to reveal vulnerabilities. 4Batz shows versatility — he can rap, he can sing, he can ride production shifts. The sonic choices feel deliberate: arrangements that support rather than overshadow, transitions that surprise yet feel coherent. I heard on listening that 4Batz is interested in exploring multiple facets — not confined to one lane.
Lyrically, Still Shinin spans joy, struggle, reflection, and ambition. There is a throughline of self‑assertion — the title itself suggests perseverance. Songs explore his journey: where he's come from, what he's striving toward, and how he negotiates internal contradictions. Because it's an album (not just singles), there's room to breathe, to pivot, to show less polished edges. That depth will help 4Batz stay interesting beyond the hype cycle.
A full-length debut gives 4Batz advantages that single‑driven acts may lack: a body of work to map audience expectations, a base to tour from, and multiple entry points for listeners. What he now needs is sustainable strategy: executing strong visuals, choosing singles that showcase different sides, collaborating selectively, and pushing live performance. He also faces the challenge of expectation: new listeners will come in high, so subsequent releases must maintain or elevate quality. But Still Shinin gives him a strong foundation.
With Still Shinin, 4Batz doesn’t just debut — he announces. It’s a document of who he is now, and a hint of who he might become. For fans of fresh voices that balance ambition and craft, this album demands attention. As a scout, I believe 4Batz is not just emerging — he’s beginning a chapter that many will look back on as foundational. Keep watching.
Valerie is the writer of Wavy Music Magazine, a premier destination for music industry professionals. Through her interviews, reviews, and expert insights, she keeps readers up-to-date on the latest trends and developments in the world of music.
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