Time for another single! And this time it features two underground legends in the rapper ‘K-prez’ and the powerhouse production by ‘Snowgoons’, and together they can’t miss! And that’s exactly what happens on this new single! Nothing but fire!
So, starting with the production. Right off the bat, you can hear those grand notes being played at the intro that quickly transforms into a mainstream feel boom bap feel beat with those soft yet noticeable drum pattern in the background and a new set of keys playing in a rhythm that, when combined with those drums, makes for a super infectious beat that you could probably play for hours and never get sick of it!
This is the perfect beat to use for a single as it’s equally grand and even has a hint of electronic quality to it with its drone-like repetition in the instrumentals but in a kind of way that makes for a beat you could listen to on any given time or day, and it will still be sounding fresh and sonically appealing after many repeats; that’s the kind of beat you need for a single that you want listeners to keep clicking on, and they did that job to a tee!
Moving onto the man of the hour, K has this certain level of infectious, passionate energy that makes you hang on his every word. Similar to the style of a legend like ‘Eddie Kaine’ in the aspect of having the unwavering confidence, cadence, and skill to manipulate the beat to his own will and make the song work best for him, not the other way around!
With every word/bar/verse he spits, he has such grit and skilled fundamentals in his arsenal that he makes every line feel special and important because of the way he delivers his wordplay and arranges his pen game and flow.
These two legends on the same track together should be equally a treat to the listeners and a warning shot to the players in the game. This is the king of shit that can switch everything up, and that’s only ONE SINGLE; can you imagine a whole album? Let’s wait and see!
https://open.spotify.com/track/4GNnun4Z8XRMptbp3i7w95?si=oMQAaoAPSy-Ag3Okv1lmEQ
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