Draft:The Boy Astro
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The Boy Astro is a SoundCloud artist focusing on making Electronic, Hip Hop and House Music. His first project was called Stars, which was later included in his E.P. 'Look Up' (2022) along with his other tracks -Floating In Outer Space, Void, and Rewind. His next E.P. was called '#25', which was released in May of 2023 to set up his first album 'Astro', which released 2 months later. It included the hit track Astro Dreamin'. It was more of an experimental track and it would be the first of many. In December of 2023, The Boy Astro would release a 5 track E.P. called 'Memories'. The whole E.P. was experimental and featured the first phonk song he would make, Geometric. This E.P. also included a Remastered Version of his first ever song Stars. In January 2024, 'Astrofest' would be released. The Album had 14 tracks and included his first ever collaboration with another artist, DUMSOUL, who was featured on Diamond$. The album had many experimental songs, such as Welcome to Astrofest and 4th Dimension. Some of his most recent work is his remix of Black Cords by DUMSOUL, and his new singles, Rose$, The Ends and I'm Just Ash.