Harlem rapper Parrish is gearing up for a radio push this July with his new single, “On Me,” a radio record that blends R&B and Hip-Hop as he continues to expand his catalog.
Written and produced by Hasani, “On Me” finds Parrish leaning into a confident, melodic sound driven by polished production and smooth vocals. The track follows his previous releases, I Am Parrish and After Hours, as the Harlem artist continues carving out his lane with music rooted in contemporary R&B and rap.
According to promotional materials, the single is designed to capture “the confidence, chemistry, and energy that have become hallmarks of today’s R&B” while delivering “a sound that feels both refreshing and instantly familiar.”
The release also highlights Parrish’s vocal range and effortless delivery, noting that “On Me” showcases his ability to bridge contemporary R&B with Hip-Hop influences. The campaign describes the song as “catchy without sacrificing substance and polished without losing its edge.”
Harlem Rapper Parrish Hits The Summer Radio With “On Me”
The upcoming radio campaign marks another step in Parrish’s artistic evolution. Promotional materials say the single builds on the momentum of I Am Parrish and After Hours and represents “the next evolution for an artist consistently honing his craft and defining his own space in today’s music landscape.”
“On Me” is expected to officially impact radio this July, with the campaign targeting DJs, programmers and playlist curators. Parrish will also be available for interviews, radio appearances, podcast conversations and editorial features surrounding the release.
Born and raised in Harlem, Parrish has built his sound by combining modern R&B with Hip-Hop influences, pairing melodic vocals with contemporary production and personal songwriting. With “On Me” set to reach radio this month, the artist is looking to introduce his latest release to a wider audience while continuing to establish himself as an emerging voice from New York City’s uptown music scene.
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