Common & Masego Join Basstracks On "Golden Ticket"

Masego & Common swap bars on Brasstracks feel-good track, "Golden Ticket."

BYAron A.Aug 18, 20202.9K Views

Brasstracks have gained some major prominence in the past six years since they've formed. Though they continue to push out music as a duo, they've lent their talents to some of the biggest names in music such as Chance The Rapper and Anderson .Paak. And though they've yet to release a debut album, it's coming in the next few days.

Brasstracks will be unleashing their new album Golden Ticket this Friday but ahead of its release, they came through with the title track off of the project featuring Masego and Common. Bringing the bold sounds of horns and massive drugs to the equation, Brasstracks' jazz stylings meets the worlds of Masego and Common to find a middle ground.

Check out Brasstracks new track, "Golden Ticket" below.

Quotable Lyrics
Black Willy Wonka act silly
Cats with me actually trap till the sun up
Back to me run up, actually quit it
This gift of melody’s my golden ticket

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