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Akhil Sesh x Tai Cheeba x Falco -- a proven trio to produce a stinger. And if their last track Swervin taught you anything, their joint entitled 100 LBS will have you bouncin' as intended.
100 LBS (prod. by Falco & mastered by Jalal Salaam) is a banger that plays like a killer shrouded in his own blunt smoke.
100 LBS' periodically tandem hook looks to snag by being catchy and leaves being broke in the rear view. The verses from Akhil and Tai act as a means to de-stress, sonically kicking back from any prior engagements to lazer in on the money and weed growth. At certain times the pitch of the auto-tune and overall flow of the rapping/singing faintly reminds me of the last two lines sung in the second verse of The Weeknd's XO, especially in 100 LBS' second verse. The overall rapping is the smoke cloud, if the lyrics don't already give that away, but it is Falco's production that brings the killer.
Falco's keys looping on steps of madness is cause for much caution. His high-pitched key ping is an upper for the ear. The spiny kicks and masked whomp from the bass drum is that crowd bounce that is fan service at a live show. Falco's beat is a banger that gets in and does what it has to do. It makes it easier for Akhil Sesh and Tai Cheeba to light their blunts and boast. So if I'm not mistaken, that's cue for y'all who like to indulge to do the same.
Listen to 100 LBS below.
Lead Photo Cred: soundcloud.com
Akhil Sesh x Tai Cheeba x Falco -- a proven trio to produce a stinger. And if their last track Swervin taught you anything, their joint entitled 100 LBS will have you bouncin' as intended.
100 LBS (prod. by Falco & mastered by Jalal Salaam) is a banger that plays like a killer shrouded in his own blunt smoke.
100 LBS' periodically tandem hook looks to snag by being catchy and leaves being broke in the rear view. The verses from Akhil and Tai act as a means to de-stress, sonically kicking back from any prior engagements to lazer in on the money and weed growth. At certain times the pitch of the auto-tune and overall flow of the rapping/singing faintly reminds me of the last two lines sung in the second verse of The Weeknd's XO, especially in 100 LBS' second verse. The overall rapping is the smoke cloud, if the lyrics don't already give that away, but it is Falco's production that brings the killer.
Falco's keys looping on steps of madness is cause for much caution. His high-pitched key ping is an upper for the ear. The spiny kicks and masked whomp from the bass drum is that crowd bounce that is fan service at a live show. Falco's beat is a banger that gets in and does what it has to do. It makes it easier for Akhil Sesh and Tai Cheeba to light their blunts and boast. So if I'm not mistaken, that's cue for y'all who like to indulge to do the same.
Listen to 100 LBS below.
Lead Photo Cred: soundcloud.com
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