KILLY & Smooky MarGielaa Team Up On "Rivals"

No Jumper taps Smooky Margielaa & Killy for new track "Rivals."

BYAron A.Aug 06, 20183.9K Views

A few months a go, Adam22 of No Jumper announced that he'd be launching his own record label. It made complete sense since his podcast has become a platform for up-and-coming artists to get their name heard. Adam has a great ear for emerging talent and a lot of the artists he's praised became massive. Today, No Jumper shares a new record featuring Smooky Margielaa and KILLY.

KILLY and Smooky Margielaa join forces on No Jumper's "Rivals." The song serves as the second track released from the label following Tay-K and BlocBoy JB's "Hard" which recently received a visual treatment. The song finds the two rappers flexing their melodic delivery over a dark and grim beat.

Peep their new song below and let us know what you think in the comments.

Quotable Lyrics
Got the shit jumpin' like Jordan
VIP, very important
Backwoods come imported
24/7, No problems

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