ORANGE CRUSH TOUR × CRUSH RELOADED: EVERY STOP NEEDS ITS OWN SOUNDTRACK CRUSH Magazine | The Party Has Chapters

ORANGE CRUSH TOUR × CRUSH RELOADED: EVERY STOP NEEDS ITS OWN SOUNDTRACK

CRUSH Magazine | The Party Has Chapters

The group chat starts buzzing before anybody packs a bag. Somebody’s choosing an outfit. Somebody’s organizing the ride. Somebody already wants the DJ’s attention.

That’s where the Orange Crush soundtrack begins.

From Miami and Savannah to Tybee, Atlanta, and Jacksonville, the published Orange Crush tour framework connects beach gatherings, nightlife, live performances, and pool parties. CRUSH Reloaded adds another chapter to that event identity. This CRUSH Magazine playlist puts songs from Plug Not A Rapper’s catalog into those different settings—giving each part of the experience its own musical spotlight. (orangecrushfestival.net⁠, orangecrushfestival.net⁠)

MIAMI — ARRIVAL, POOLSIDE, FIRST NIGHT OUT

Start the editorial playlist with “Gold Bottles.” Give it the arrival slot: vacation outfits, friends reunited, and the first toast of the trip. Follow with “Slutty Vegan” as the feature pick for the pool-party-to-nightlife transition.

For this chapter, the invitation is to get dressed, get together, and make an occasion of showing up.

Listen: “Gold Bottles”⁠ · Listen: “Slutty Vegan”⁠ · Watch “Slutty Vegan”⁠

SAVANNAH — CRUSH THE MIC, ARTIST IN THE SPOTLIGHT

For the performance chapter, put “Rawest” featuring TALIRAQS at the center of the coverage. Give the artists their introduction, the record its listening link, and the video its place on screen.

This is where the magazine’s focus shifts toward the performers: who’s behind the music, what listeners should explore, and which record they can bring with them into the live experience.

Listen: “Rawest”⁠ · Watch the video⁠

TYBEE — BEACH DAY, DANCE SPOTLIGHT

Make “99 & 3000” and “Jiggly Puff” the paired picks for the beach-day edition. Build the invitation around friends dancing together, taking turns choosing songs, and enjoying themselves without needing every moment to become content.

Two records. Two videos. Plenty for the group chat to explore before the gathering.

Listen: “99 & 3000”⁠ · Watch⁠
Listen: “Jiggly Puff”⁠ · Watch⁠

CRUSH RELOADED — THE RETURN GETS ITS OWN FEATURE

Reloaded deserves a distinct centerpiece. Our editorial pick is “CRUSH World Cup,” with “Turnt” alongside it.

Frame this chapter around participation: bring your friends, bring your personality, and make room for somebody else to join the fun. “CRUSH World Cup” supplies the competition-themed title for the feature; “Turnt” supplies a direct invitation in a single word.

Listen: “CRUSH World Cup”⁠ · Watch⁠
Listen: “Turnt”⁠

CRUSH THE BLOCK — TAKE THE PLAYLIST OUTSIDE

Give “Turn Up da Strip” this chapter’s headline placement. The title makes a natural editorial connection to a gathering built around movement, arrivals, and people bringing their own style into a shared space.

Make the song part of the journey to the event, too. The playlist can start before the destination.

Listen: “Turn Up da Strip”⁠

ATLANTA — POOL PARTY INTO AFTER HOURS

Pair “Somebody Bih” with “Know You a Freaq” for the adult nightlife edition. Put the emphasis on dressing up, linking with your people, and letting the evening unfold.

“Somebody Bih” also gives this chapter a confirmed video destination, so the feature can move from a playlist recommendation to a full watch-and-listen experience.

Listen: “Somebody Bih”⁠ · Watch⁠
Listen: “Know You a Freaq”⁠

JACKSONVILLE — BRING YOUR TOUR FAVORITE

For the Jacksonville chapter, bring “Gold Bottles” back as the celebration pick and give “99 & 3000” the closing spotlight in this editorial playlist.

By this point, everybody should have a selection of their own. The song they sent to a friend. The video they replayed. The record they want to hear again.

Pick your stop. Find your song. Bring your people.

Explore the music and published event information at OrangeCrushFestival.net⁠.