Cuttaman 100gran Finds Power and Poise Amidst Pain on 'This What I Do'

Charlotte's own Cuttaman 100gran, an artist rapidly forging his own distinct path, has recently dropped his new cut 'This What I Do’. A track that pulls no punches in its raw honesty and fierce delivery, the single was born from a difficult period in Cuttaman 100gran’s life, standing as a testament to his reliance and overcoming adversity. A straight shot of heavy bars, ‘This What I Do’ isn’t a throwaway anthem, but a deeply personal track designed to explore his feelings when life felt at its lowest.

Making an immediate impact, ‘This What I Do’ hits with a stripped-back authenticity. Eschewing a traditional hook, Cuttaman 100gran delivers a continuous flow, laying bare his soul with an openness and emotional intensity. This freestyle approach to the track has an urgent, unfiltered quality, truly embodying the feeling of speaking directly from the heart. Cuttaman 100gran’s delivery is spot on, while the lyrics burn between effortlessly poetic hooks and clever wordplay, opening up new avenues at every turn.

At its core, though, ‘This What I Do’ was a track built from tragedy. Cuttaman 100gran revealed that he tragically lost his father on 6th April, 2025, a man he described as his world and best friend. The timing meant that a particular sample within the song – "I pray for the day I can see you on the other side" – transformed into an unforeseen, deeply personal dedication. This personal touch brings the track together, adding layers of sorrow and resilience, making it both a powerful memorial to a great man and a personal declaration of overcoming hardship.

Beyond the immediate emotional impact, 'This What I Do' offers a glimpse into the ethos of Cuttaman 100gran, the former Hampton basketball player now charting a course as a polished and profound lyricist. His brand, Polished Gods, encapsulates a philosophy of "ELEGANCE throughout any uncomfortable situation," a sentiment palpable in this track's ability to find grace in suffering. He’s spent four years honing his craft, developing a unique blend of "painful melodies and unorthodox cadence" that injects a distinctive bounce and raw energy into the burgeoning Charlotte sound. Having performed across the East Coast, Cutta's opening a compelling new chapter in 2020.

With a hefty catalogue of 86 unreleased songs waiting in the wings, along with promises of new visuals, merchandise, and behind-the-scenes content, Cuttaman 100gran is clearly ready to share much more with his dedicated fanbase.

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