AraabMuzik, Plays & Neem Tap Conway For "Take Off"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20223.7K Views

New Tones single ft. Conway.

AraabMuzik has been extremely pivotal in the past decade but he's been relatively low-key until he's ready to pop up. The producer recently linked up with rappers Plays and Neems for a new collaborative project called Tones. Though the release date is over a month away, they've kicked off the campaign with their new single, "Take Off" featuring the one and only Conway the Machine of Griselda. Over a crispy, sample-based beat that showcases AraabMuzik's elite skills on the MPC, Plays, Neem and Conway go bar-for-bar with gritty details of the streets. Conway, though, showcases just how effortless it is for him to deliver a sweet sixteen.

Tones is due out on June 10th with features from Conway The Machine as well as Juelz Santana.

Quotable Lyrics
Neck hurtin' 'cause the chains heavy
Surgical with this pump, bitch my aim deadly
My buzz growin', boy my name heavy
The street shit ain't a game, boy you ain't ready

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