Benny Watts is Back Cooking with New Album “Stovetop Chronicles” (prod. by Profound79)

Benny Watts’ story is one of resilience and patience, not overnight success. A familiar name in Virginia’s underground hip-hop scene, his journey took an unexpected turn after a lengthy hiatus due to legal issues. But even then, the work didn’t stop. He kept writing, sharpening his skills, and envisioning the moves he’d make once set free. That vision first came to life with his debut solo album, “The Benny Watts Riot.” Now, he returns with “Stovetop Chronicles,” a high-stakes sophomore release produced entirely by Profound79 and engineered by Pete Twist.

On “Street Symphony,” Benny Watts teams up with Daniel Son for a cold exchange of seasoned verses, trading block gems over a smooth instrumentation that carries a cinematic undertone. “Wu-shit” stands as another high point, a raw homage to the Wu-Tang Clan that highlights Watts’ sharp songwriting talent and ability to pull listeners into his world with clever wordplay. Profound79 understood the assignment on “Stovetop Chronicles,” creating a soundtrack that allows Watts’ voice to carry the narrative while amplifying the overall theme.

Benny Watts is no stranger to uphill battles, and this project reflects that grit. It’s built for the listeners who prefer their hip-hop unfiltered and straight from the source. Guest appearances from fellow Virginia lyricists Deangleo Xavier and Born Unique, plus cuts from DJ Tray, add depth to the project without overshadowing its central voice.

“Stovetop Chronicles” will eventually make its way to all digital streaming platforms, but for now, head over to Bandcamp for an exclusive listen! For more music-related news and all future releases, follow Benny Watts by clicking the links below.

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