Flowing swiftly from the momentum of the first single “Don’t Care”, EB Rebel gears up to release her debut EP “Trance”. The debut does not disappoint with bass heavy bottoms and borderline trap beats coupled with meaningful lyrics – it is sure to be a smash among critics and fans alike. EB Rebel set out to create a work of art that would mix powerful social commentary with production that would attract the audience in such a way that they don’t feel like they are being preached to. It was important to keep a secular feel and “Trance” is an excellent example of walking this line. “Candor”, for instance, dives into the daily grind and the importance of being honest with oneself and the listening audience – at the same time, some youth upon listening will undoubtedly “hit them folks”. “I named it [Trance] just because the issues that I’m talking about on here makes me feel that way at times,” EB says. “So, a lot of the issues, which are social-cultural issues, I wanted to do something that spoke to young adults.” - EB Rebel – Dallas Observer June 27, 2016