I think this SolarFive track "Stevie Nicks" (feat. Supa Bwe) is technically three days old, but that's still relatively new and it slaps so hard that I couldn't pass up the chance of sharing it with you guys.
The barely over two-minute song is so relentless that there is no safe place within this track. It's Supa and Solar coming at everybody with their boastful verses, sweet comparisons and dope references that all equates back to them having so much bread that they're dropping racks on bricks. It's the ultimate flex song that's made special by the beat that to me, had this condescending type of vibe to it. There's these disturbing horns constantly murmuring behind the rolling drums so the track does have this paranoid druggy feel to it, but because of SolarFive and Supa Bwe's verses the track makes it feel like being able to drop massive amounts of money on anything at will is a situation one won't be able to get to. Taking that in account, the truly dope aspect about "Stevie Nicks" is it also assists in giving the listener a bigger head which it flat out does at times. It is always cool to see a song be able to multitask and be disruptive in different ways, and I think that's what makes this track so good -how direct the artists are but how open the song is. So either way the track will knock and be likable.
This is the first SolarFive song I've ever heard and I think it's good. I have to hear a little more but I'm pretty sure he just gained another fan.
Listen to "Stevie Nicks" below.
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