SULOBB RELEASES NEW SINGLE ‘THOUGHTS INSIDE’

Basseterre, St. Kitts and Nevis: Homegrown recording artist SuLobb whose real name is Ian Bolus, is making his mark on the local music scene with the release of his latest single and accompanying music video, ‘Thoughts Inside’. The reflective track explores the reality of fake friendships, hidden intentions and the presence of people who may not genuinely want to see others succeed. Hailing from Trafalgar Village, St. Kitts, SuLobb draws inspiration from real-life experiences and the realities of everyday life, using his music to tell stories that listeners can connect with. ‘Thoughts Inside’ encourages listeners to pay closer attention to the intentions of those around them while remaining focused on their own journey. The song speaks to the reality that the people closest to you may not always have your best interests at heart, capturing the familiar message of keeping your friends close and your enemies closer. “Sometimes you have to pay attention to the energy and intentions of the people around you. Everybody who smiles with you isn’t necessarily for you. ‘Thoughts Inside’ is about recognising that, staying focused and moving wisely,” SuLobb said. The St. Kitts-based artist has already released several songs and music videos, including ‘Rescue Me’, ‘Calm Before The Storm’, ‘Paranoid’ and ‘City Lights’. With each release, SuLobb continues to carve out his own space in the local music scene, delivering music rooted in honesty, personal experiences and relatable themes. ‘Thoughts Inside’ was produced by GTBeats, with mixing and mastering by Traphouse Records. The accompanying music video was shot and edited by TN Productions. The single is available on all major streaming platforms, while the official music video is available on YouTube. Watch the official music video: ‘Thoughts Inside’ — Official Music Video For Media Inquiries, Interviews or Media Opportunities Contact: SuLobb Tel: 869-669-8834 Email:

sulobbent@gmail.com

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