When you're a man of many interests, it can be hard to choose a conduit for your energy. As a 14 year old, Los Angeles artist Kalan.FrFr decided to make beats before switching his focus to rapping and playing high school football. His skill on the field shined, as he got a scholarship to San Diego State to play defensive back, forcing him to choose the sport over the booth for a bit. By 2016, Kalan.FrFr (pronounced Kaylan For Real For Real) was back in music, now an emotive singer/rapper blend who dabbled with Auto-Tune, with his biggest song to date, 2018's "Fine Ass" resulting from all of the hard work. The track is an outright overture for the affection of a pretty girl, with Kalan promising all sorts of material objects. The song feels like a meld of The Bay's bounce with a feel for melody and Auto-Tune that stands out from the scene. Last year, Kalan dropped two projects: the party-oriented TwoFr and Hurt, a cathartic stretch of songs about the pain of a relationship gone awry. The interplay of both projects and the rising popularity of the TwoFr cut "Right Wit It" has Kalan rolling with plenty of momentum this year.