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Billy Ray Rock’s 4 Fingers Get Up was announced for March 6, 2026 on MTS Records. The campaign frames the recording as a collective celebration, joining funk, rock and hip-hop influences around a crowd-directed refrain. Its stated aim is connection through shared energy, with nightlife and live performance providing the setting. In the supplied artist statement, Rock describes music as something that brings people together. The release also connects his current work to an earlier background in EDM, rock, ghost production and the band Level 21.

Billy Ray Rock is a singer and multi-instrumentalist originally from Mount Pleasant, Texas. The youngest of eleven siblings, he developed a background in EDM, rock and ghost production before fronting Level 21. His work brings together funk, rock and hip-hop influences. His supplied biography also identifies music-video work and an appearance in Yellowstone’s fifth season. The 2026 MTS Records single 4 Fingers Get Up continues his emphasis on performance, audience participation and music as a shared experience.

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