"Cutso states, 'That is the anthem that really speaks to generations born and raised in San José. You ask anybody from San José what's the first freestyle song that pops in their head, it's 'Spring Love.''"
"Cutso reflects on the creation of 'The Hometown,' saying, 'We didn't even set out to make that song an anthem. We were just like, 'Let's just make a song about San José.' I sampled a banda record and made that as a joke.'"
"Cutso highlights Traxamillion's impact, noting, 'He was heavily involved in the hyphy scene, and that was a big thing in San José. I saw a lot of my underground rap friends from San José turn into hyphy rappers overnight.'"
San José has a rich history with freestyle music, exemplified by songs like 'I Like it Loud' and 'Spring Love.' Cutso emphasizes the cultural significance of these tracks, noting that 'Spring Love' is an anthem for many locals. The song 'The Hometown,' produced by Cutso, reflects the nostalgia of growing up in San José and was created spontaneously. Additionally, Traxamillion's influence on the hyphy scene has solidified San José's role in the Bay Area hip-hop landscape, showcasing the city's vibrant music culture.
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