Beaming in from Strong Island, interstellar word-smith Spaceman is feeling “Cranky.” Utilizing a melodic delivery over a minimal synth laden instrumental (Produced by Manny McPlanes), Spaceman seethes with frustration and strong words for the fakers out there. As the artist states, “Cranky is a song about frustration with performative culture. People who claim identities that they don’t embody, whether that’s toughness, wisdom, status, or artistic originality, or as the track says, “These niggas don’t stand for what they say they stand for.”
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This is the first new single from Spaceman since his massive “Social Skills” series of singles, which dropped throughout last year. That series was focused on stepping out of his solo work and collaborating with artists that he respects.
Releasing music over the past decade, solo (and formerly part of the Inner City Kids Collective), Spaceman has collaborated and/or shared stages in the past with such artists as The Underachievers, Vulkan The Krusader, and Gashi. He has also toured the Northeast several times.
