LA-based artist and rapper Dewey Bryan (a.k.a. Dewey Saunders) unveils his debut album “Beach Burners,” out now via Surf Art Records. Known for shaping the visual worlds of Anderson .Paak, Future, Turnstile, and Chronixx, Bryan now steps fully into the spotlight with his own creative vision. The record captures his evolution from underground cipher battles to polished storytelling, pairing his smoked-glass delivery with immersive production from acclaimed beatmaker Earoh. Stream Beach Burners here: https://ffm.to/beachburners
Multidisciplinary artist turned rapper Dewey Bryan (a.k.a Dewey Saunders) built a name designing iconic visuals for Anderson .Paak, Future, Turnstile, and Chronixx while quietly plotting his own creative heist. Cutting his teeth as Emcee Unless and Dewey Decibel, he earned underground stripes in Philly’s cipher scenes and skate alleys, dropping cult classics like Memories of the Future and Boombox Bookworm. After years of honing his craft and building a notable resume as a visual artist, Dewey is excited to switch gears and present his debut full length album, Beach Burners.
Handling all the production on Beach Burners is sonic architect, Earoh. The DJ/producer has graced stages worldwide and his solo projects have received praise from Bandcamp Daily, Fact Magazine, Passion of the Weiss, OkayPlayer, and Tiny Mixtapes. Handling all production on Beach Burners is anticipated to be the most realized version of Earoh’s sonic style to date.
Written over two years between Long Beach and Philadelphia, the Beach Burners channels breakups, makeups, and a suitcase full of unpaid karma. The 13-track album is a cinematic ride through smoke shops, desert retreats, and late-night sessions—seasoned with infomercial samples and ambient textures that nod to 90s cable TV. With a buttery flow and smoked-glass delivery, Dewey weaves hustler philosophies, romantic misadventures, and surreal detours over Earoh’s hypnotic, sample-warped soundscapes. It is the sound of summer for those who never really clocked out, a sunfaded postcard from the edges of reality. Features include Kam Dela, lojii, Eligh (Living Legends), Chuck Inglish, Drusef, and Blu, with mixing and mastering by Rick Friedrich (The Fire by The Roots).
Dewey Bryan and Earoh’s new album Beach Burners arrives August 25th via Surf Art Records The album will be accompanied by a High Comfort capsule, the Coconut Dream candle, and a printed zine—expanding the project into a full-blown lifestyle mythology. Check out more information on the project at https://beachburners.com.
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