Queens, New York native, Jam Young questions the loyalty of another in his latest single, "Ride With Me." But before the song starts, he makes sure to shoutout those who've been by his side since day one. And if this anonymous person is a ride or die, he promises to "rock for them like helter-skelter". As the song continues, Young taps into a retrospective state to express how focused he's been over the years in means of making his dreams come true....
Turkish Royale is back on Rap Fiesta with a song titled "Takeoff." The beat selection pays homage to Pop Smoke, who passed away in mid-February and established the drill sound before this unfortunate time. On "Takeoff," Royale crossovers between a bouncy and a mile-a-minute cadence. Lyrically, Royale speaks about irrational motives and thoughts that others have about making a buck. But, he would instead make an honest living. He raps, "Money talk, a lot of conversations/But the Situations got a lot...
"the" Pluto's "Don't You Know Me?" carries a beat that resonates with Tyler The Creator's Goblin days. Over eerie-like synths, a thumping 808 and xylophone riffs, Pluto addresses smack-talkers who, all of a sudden, become fans of his music. Likewise, these opps try to garner clout off Pluto's success. But the rapper is far from naive. In short, Pluto "doesn't even drive, but the truck can unclip." Once they realized that Pluto has the gift of gab, they decided to ride...
Shod Mass' "Mission" starts with a flip of radio channels, before seeping in with a video-game-like beat, an infectious wind percussion, and a heavy bassline. On his song Mass uses a sing-song flow to express how he's been working nonstop to do it big. Along the way, Mass says he's made sacrifices like hanging with friends, but its all worth it because these power moves are only helping him to excel. As the track continues, Mass talks about how he'll...
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