2AM Ricky Returns With Forthcoming Single “Hues”

Multifaceted musician, songwriter, model and actor 2AM Ricky is returning and ready to take over 2022 after a short hiatus! Following an impressive 2021, the SCM Awards Best Young Artist nominee, is gearing up for the release of his highly anticipated single, “Hues”. 

2AM Ricky Breaks Barriers

Since stepping on the scene, the North Carolina native has been breaking barriers as an openly transgender talent and advocate for the LGBTQIA+ community. For example, last year he became the first black transgender male artist to land a No.1 on any music chart. His trendy track, “Whatchu On” featuring CeCe Peniston peaked at No.1 on the LGBT Urban Chart. In fact, it held down the spot for 10 consecutive weeks. 

Not letting up, stepping out of the spotlight, Ricky switches roles as a songwriter and publicist as well. With expert experience in branding and development, his resume is made up of successful works. Including, but not limited to CeCe Peniston, Morray and Everybody’s Family, and Pure Destiny LLC. 

The Fashionable Actor

Ricky has appeared on HereTV’s “Blackville” and Roll the Dice’s film “Young and Reckless” in winter 2019. Keeping fans in a creative chokehold, 2AM Ricky is also a published model. He’s been seen modeling Alani Taylor in the 2021 Atlanta Polo Classic Fashion Week. As well as features in A Million Magazine and Lindbergh’s 2018 Fall campaign. 

Staying booked and busy, the Atlanta artist is set to unleash his latest offering “Hues” on February 4th. Stay tuned as this new single will set the tone of what’s to expect in the new year. If you haven’t already, get familiar with this media mogul before it’s too late. Press play on his 2020 smash single “Whatchu On” featuring CeCe Peniston as we wait for the release! Lastly, let us know what you think here at Hip Hop Dose. 

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