Flau'jae Proves She Can Work In Different Lanes On "4 WAVE" EP

Flau'jae Johnson is mostly recognized for her standout skills on the hardwood. The guard has helped bring LSU women's hoops back on the national map in just her two years with the program. However, if you follow her career, you know that she has a second passion. Hip-hop and R&B music are genres that speak to her. So much so, that she is turning it into a second avenue for herself. Her stage name is shortened to just Flau'jae and when you check out her profiles you will notice how seriously she takes this.

In fact, Flau'jae has been releasing music even before she got to college. She got her start in 2017 with her single "Can You Hear Me Now." She would go on to release two more that year, before taking a four-year hiatus. Part of that long break could be due to various reasons such as high school, basketball, and finding a college.

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Fast forward to 2023 and the Tigers are champions of the Women's March Madness tourney. Flau'jae celebrated with her teammates, while also dropping her debut project 4 My Fans. Now, she is back to deliver a small handful of songs on her third EP, 4 WAVE. On this one, she is displaying her auto-tuned singing and rapping. One of the best examples of this is the split sounds on the intro "Hold On." Be sure to show Flau'jae's project some love with the links above.

What are your thoughts on this brand-new EP, 4 WAVE, by Flau'jae? Where does this project rank in her still-growing discography and why? Which songs are you gravitating toward the most right now? Is she the best athlete-rapper in the game right now? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Flau'jae. Finally, stay with us for the most informative project posts throughout the week.

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