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Choco Drops New Single "And All That Jazz" – A Blend of Old-School Bravado and Modern Melodic Flair

Bronx, NY – Emerging from the vibrant streets of the Bronx, Choco is set to captivate listeners with his latest single, “And All That Jazz.” The track seamlessly marries the rich, lyrical depth of classic hip-hop with a contemporary melodic twist, showcasing Choco’s unique style and musical versatility.


“And All That Jazz” is more than just a song—it's a celebration of love, ambition, and self-expression. With lines like, “stuck in your grind I'm so proud that I brag / you ain't dumb / So we locked in on the count / I'm the 5 & the 4 & the 3 & the 2 / You the 1,” Choco underscores the depth of his feelings and commitment, all while maintaining his signature flair.


Choco’s sound reflects the diverse influences of his Bronx upbringing. Growing up with a mother who introduced him to a wide array of musical genres—from Mary J. Blige and Wu-Tang Clan to the Isley Brothers and Donny Hathaway—Choco has developed a style that pays homage to hip-hop's roots while embracing modern elements. His debut EP, Vulnerable (2017), showcased his ability to blend R&B tenderness with introspective lyricism, and “And All That Jazz” continues this tradition.


In addition to its lyrical richness, “And All That Jazz” is highlighted by its emotive production and Choco’s distinctive delivery, which blends buoyant flows with heartfelt storytelling. The single is a testament to Choco's evolution as an artist who bridges the gap between old school and new school sounds.


The music video for “And All That Jazz” can be viewed here: 


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@choco_k



About Choco:

Choco, a Bronx native, is a rising star in the music world whose sound reflects the eclectic influences of his childhood. Known for his lyrical depth and melodic versatility, Choco blends old-school hip-hop with contemporary elements to create a style uniquely his own. His music, characterized by its introspective themes and engaging flows, continues to resonate with audiences both old and new.



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