Sefu released Stars Are Born In Pairs in the middle of June as a follow-up to his 3-track EP Nissan and second full-length project God Is A Black Woman released in November 2020. On this new project, the then 18-year-old Houston artist delivered 28 minutes of raps that warrant immediate repetition. The entire project centers around the idea Stars Are Born in Pairs and the conclusion we’re left with is it’s true, but they die alone. Still, at the epicenter of his own story for as much as he’s lost, what he’s gained with how his music affects others may fill some of those gaps. In just eleven songs seFu opened us up to the many layers of his life, and proved that his bars and beats are on par with the young iconoclasts who clearly helped inspire this record. Stars are born in pairs, and Sefu is the brightest.