A Perfect Take production, the music video is just as raw as the track. They made this beat their own just as Peezy did. The two have formed an aggressive combo that looks hard to defend, with their sounds interweaving and bouncing off each other flawlessly throughout the track. We already knew the beat was a hit after Peezy’s hardbodied work on it, but the added flavor that these two artists sprinkle on top is something that’s got their listeners drooling. Halloween’s upon us, and Chicago mogul Yung Gwapa brought together a frightful collaboration with GSambo on this track. Yung Gwapa and GSambo sure weren’t wrong in saying that either, with a scary-good remix to Detroit star Peezy’s “ILL WAIT,” which dropped earlier this month. “It’s getting spooky ’round this b****,” is my favorite introductory line from a rapper I’ve heard in recent memory. The video, produced by Auti and Malik, screams luxury, with him flexing designer apparel, expensive jewelry … His lyricism and delivery are things that I’ve witnessed grow more precise and detailed over time, and I think listeners will understand what I mean with this joint. Savage floats, using his often-visited electronic filter over his vocals that perfectly mold with this beat. The track itself is a heater, with a unique instrumental produced by Cxdy and FLOWRENCY that had me crinkling my nose at first listen (that’s a good thing). This piece specifically has to be one of my favorites he’s released since the drop of his latest project BPL last year. I’m a little behind on this release, not because I didn’t see the track when it was first dropped, but because I never peeped the visual. 2” shows just how well-rounded and generally impressive D. His latest single and video for “JOKER, PT. Savage since his first viral snippet of “I Know” came out during the vine-era, and to see how his work has matured and developed has truly been a pleasure to be a part of. Sunny Side Up Licensing is delighted to be working with Poetic Brands to bring lyrics to life on apparel through what we expect to be a long partnership.I’ve been listening to Los Angeles star D. Michael Gottlieb, director, Sunny Side Up Licensing, added: “Lyrics are the poetry of our time and music has become the soundtrack to people’s lives. “What we love about this is being able to take it from conception (maternity wear) right the way through baby, kids and adults’ apparel. “Having worked with Michael on a number of projects over the years, we quickly started to talk when I arrived at Poetic Brands and have been developing product to share at retail throughout lockdown. Something will happen and more often than not, a memory will trigger a song or vice versa,” said Anne Bradford, director at Poetic Brands. In the new deal with Poetic Brands, lyrics will be applied to apparel and accessories for every age group. The agency holds representation rights to the copyright of millions of songs with the world’s leading music publishers. Sunny Side Up Licensing represents licensing opportunities utilising some of the largest libraries of song lyrics both in the UK, and globally. The Let’s Get Lyrical range will include all baby layette fashion daywear and nightwear children’s daywear, outerwear, nightwear and essentials, swimwear, towelling ponchos and beach towels adult daywear, outerwear, nightwear and essentials, swimwear and beach towels along with hard and soft shell suitcases, luggage and bags. Poetic Brands has partnered with the licensing agency, Sunny Side Up to launch the Let’s Get Lyrical range of day and night wear, a collection that will be based upon the lyrics of well-known songs.

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