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"Wraith by Nino Corleone & Jstn Dmnd (CapCityHipHop / CCHH Distro)

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Wraith: CapCityHipHop releases second single with Nino Corleone & Jstn Dmnd

“Wraith,” the latest single from the good people at CapCityHipHop, takes listeners on a visceral journey through pain and perseverance.

Nino Corleone and Jstn Dmnd, the masterminds behind “Wraith,” have unleashed a track that is both a testament to their artistic growth and a searing introspection into the human condition. It’s a raw, emotional catharsis that sees the duo delving into the depths of their personal struggles, serving up—as Jstn Dmnd put it—“straight pain bars” that resonate with authenticity.

“We aimed to be different with this one. I think the song is perfect. It’s 6 minutes of straight pain bars. We had to get that off our chest.” – Jstn Diamond

“This is my most personal song yet,” adds Nino Corleone, offering fans a deeper connection to his life experiences.

The song is a follow-up to CapCityHipHop’s 2022 debut single, “Did It Myself,” featuring AK-SLIM and JAIoftheRise, and was released through CCHH Distro, a distribution leg under CapCityHipHop.

To accompany the release, an official lyric video for “Wraith” is now available on YouTube, providing fans with a visual representation of the track’s poignant lyrics.

“Wraith” is streaming now on all major digital platforms, so don’t miss out on experiencing this monumental collaboration from two of Ottawa’s finest artists.

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