THELAW

Rapper and Producer duos are slowly taking over a big portion of the current rap population and it is important to note that finding another artist that can work well with your style can be a very helpful tool in gaining a fan base. With that being said, a pair that create great pieces together is artist Lordan Punk and producer, The Law!, and a song perfectly displaying their abilities is “Painless”.

With Lordan’s hook and verse, he delivers a mellow and calm sound that provides almost a soothing yet intriguing experience for the listener. His style and skill he brings to the track allows you to sit back, close your eyes, and be fully tuned into his drug filled world. To add on, his laid-back and consistent cadence does a great job at complimenting the very laid-back tempo.

In regards to the notable production, The Law! brings a new approach to the table with a more relaxed tempo and the use of cheerful keys for the melody. The piano is heard for a calm 30 seconds before a heavy and distorted bass hits you and you are immediately transformed into this intoxicated universe. A detail that might go unnoticed is the ascending and descending hi-hats which shadow the bass line perfectly with pauses, adding to the track an important character.

There is little doubt that checking out this song will you do no harm (or you could say it’s painless) and if you are displeased with its availability only on Soundcloud, it is expected to release on Apple Music, Spotify, and all other major streaming services on August 1st. - Dead Last

With a steady output of quality work in recent months, The Law! has proven himself over and over with songs at a professional caliber. If you still have not heard of this talented writer, artist, and producer, a great track to introduce you to the type of discography you can expect from him would be “Who?” ft. Johneyboy and Nastyy Antt, produced by himself.

At a glance, the main attraction to the production on the song is the elusive 808’s pattern that gives the track that bumping and head bobbing factor, necessary for hit makers like him. The biggest takeaway from this song as a whole, is the simplistic, melodic, and extremely catchy hook, both written and performed by him. His repetition of the “ahh” sound throughout his hook and verse proves that he truly found a formula to work and with valid verses from both Johneyboy and Nastyy Antt, there are little to no negative remarks that can be made. Whether in the classroom, or at work, be prepared to have this song running through your mind all day, everywhere you go. - Dead Last

Born in Norwalk, Connecticut, but raised in Danbury, Connecticut, 18 year old rapper and producer, The Law, born Lawrens Buissereth, can remember writing raps with his friends all the way back in elementary school. As he grew older “[his] music teacher got [him] to play trumpet around that time, and in middle school [he] started playing piano too, so [he has] always been pretty musical.” After getting a Mac that he could use for school back when he was 13, “it was a wrap from there,” as he started to use GarageBand. Coming from humble beginnings, he has never quit on his passion for music and began to delve deep into the genre.


Making music for over five years now, The Law has been producing music and even rapping a little bit over his own music. Choosing to actively focus on making beats, he has been grinding to produce the best music he can. Getting better with every project he works on, progression and improvement are always on his mind. Although still young - just 18 years old, from his interview with us we could tell that he possesses more wisdom than most of his peers. Drawing inspiration from Zaytoven, Pierre Bourne, and TM88, some of the most influential producers in the game currently, The Law aims to follow in their footsteps. Striving to set the vibe in the underground, he works with a variety of different artists to get his music heard.





Actively working smarter rather than harder, he tries to step past a lot of his peers entirely. “Well, I’ve always been a believer in working smart, not hard. I see a lot of [people] waste so much energy working hard in shit that barely benefits them.” When he finally sits down to make new music he told me that it is usually “fresh off a good ass meal or high as f--k, sometimes both. My inspiration usually comes from whatever I just ate, smoked, or just how I’m feeling at the moment.” Truly capturing the vibe of the moment when he produces new music, or writes new music, The Law has a great ear for what harmonizes well together.


Constantly working on his health and success, every single that he is working on for right now is for an album that he plans on releasing in September. As he improves every day, I am seriously looking forward to that project. If his past releases are any indication of the mood of the new album we are definitely in for some good music. However, he told me during the interview that listeners should "not come in with [any] expectations because my shit going to be all over the place, for real.” In the focused and confident mental state in which The Law currently finds himself, he is able to put all of his energy into progressing musically.


Although The Law finds himself behind the boards more often than not, we do get some rare gems dropped in the booth by the talented musician. Producing everything that he has on his website, he personally ignites the track on several cuts including broke boy, wedding ring, and For A Minute. Consistently creating all around great music, he stays humble and focused on his goals in the industry. With his eyes set on the long term goal of earning a Grammy, he is laying all the correct footwork now to ensure a smooth path to the top.





Listen to his newest music on his website and be on the look out for his newest material still to come very soon! There is always new music being pumped out of the Connecticut-based producer/rapper's studio, like the freshest edition to the playlist Super Size Body (feat. Jonesy, TooButta & Deuce Blaze) - a bass-knocking, trunk rattling, overall catchy song featuring three great rappers, produced by The Law. Putting on for his city, he connects with people and elevates them through his music, just like any great producer should. After hearing his current releases, I am very excited to see where he will go in the industry. He creates a type of music that can truly be enjoyed by every generation - expect to be hearing his name much more going forward. - Grooverelly