P Dope releases new single, Homme Femme

P Dope is back with another masterpiece, and this time it’s making waves on the underground hip-hop scene. His latest single, "Homme Femme," is more than just a song—it’s a deep dive into the lyrical and cultural creativity that makes him one of the most unique artists in the game today. The title, "Homme Femme," translates from French as "Boy" and "Girl," but P Dope takes it further by turning these terms into a triple entendre, cleverly tying them to slang for narcotic products.

One of the most standout moments in the track is the hook, where P Dope confidently raps, "I Got Boy and Girl like a gender reveal." The wordplay is pure genius, blending the street with relatable modern culture, giving listeners something to dissect as they vibe to the track. The production by Harlem’s very own Matrix only adds to the allure, with an addictive looping melody that makes the chant of "Homme Femme" impossible to get out of your head.

The visual component of the release is just as impressive. The single’s cover art, created by multi-media artist Malcolm Xavier, adds another layer to the cultural significance of the project. Xavier’s work is known for its bold statements, and the cover of "Homme Femme" is no exception, making the release not only a sonic experience but a visual one too.

What’s truly groundbreaking about this release, though, is how it’s being distributed. 5203 Records, P Dope’s label, is pushing boundaries with a new business model they call “Name Your Price.” Fans have the power to directly support the music they love by choosing how much they want to pay for the digital download. It’s a bold move that speaks to the independent spirit of both P Dope and 5203 Records, giving fans the chance to decide the value of the art while supporting their favorite artist.

"Homme Femme" is available now for digital download. Don’t miss out on what’s shaping up to be one of the most talked-about underground releases of the year.