Danny Towers makes some unforgiving music that sounds like it was birthed straight from the trap house. A lot of the music is completely insane and his latest joint DropOut (prod. by SDotFire) belongs in the same insane asylum the rest of his work is bumping at.
DropOut is quick, but its lack of length is made up for with the effectiveness of the repetitive hook and unstable beat. Danny Towers hook, although very repetitive, creates that killer habit that embeds its way into the make-up of DropOut. I thought with his hook riding with no conscience and his stoned verse acts as the actions and brings the no remorse nature to kill. I listened to this joint knowing what it's like to be lit up multiple times, yet still end up with the kill. Danny's apoplectic verse was the ammo, but SDotFire's beat was the bulletproof vest. SDot's glutinous 808s brought some extra attitude. His drums were more like the aftermath vibration from a speaker after the bass hits, bringing that John Rambo style to the song's killer nature. It's a cold song that's perfect to get a car jumpin'.
DropOut is definitely a cool track. It's dope to bump and feel like a one-man army while doing it. I can't wait to bump whatever Danny Towers has coming next.
Listen to DropOut below.
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