King Royal & AzChike Deliver Gritty West Coast Anthem “How Deep”

Rating: 4 out of 5.

California rap continues to thrive as King Royal joins forces with AzChike for “How Deep,” a track that blends eerie production with raw West Coast authenticity.

California has always been home to a wide range of sounds, from E-40’s hyphy movement to YG’s signature gangsta party records. Emerging from the Inland Empire, King Royal continues that tradition with what I call “whooping feet music.” Known for his gritty delivery, sharp bars, and business-minded approach, King Royal is proving he’s more than just another West Coast rapper. His latest single, “How Deep,” featuring AzChike, doubles down on that identity.

The production on “How Deep” immediately grabs your attention. The beat is menacing, built on a chilling, almost horror-inspired melody that feels tailor-made for the streets. If you are their opps, you might f**k around and hide under your bed if you heard the s**t.

King Royal attacks the track with punchy confidence, rapping about his connections to the streets, his loyalty to real ones, and his readiness for smoke at any time. He also takes aim at today’s generation, calling out their lack of authenticity and backwards approach to life. His bars are both hard-hitting and thought-provoking, balancing grit with perspective.

AzChike matches the energy with his own unapologetic delivery, rapping about raising crime numbers, his way with women, and his comfort in the trenches. Together, the two create a record that is equal parts tough, catchy, and true to California’s legacy of raw, unfiltered rap music.

Press play on “How Deep” by King Royal and AzChike below.




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