Lou The Human Drops Off New Track "Play Your Part"

Lou The Human delivers his latest track, "Play Your Part."

BYAron A.Jun 13, 20182.6K Views

Lou The Human started making major noise within the past few months. The Staten Island emcee made a statement with the release of his project, Humaniac. Since then, he's dropped off a handful of loose singles but we're eager to hear what he has to offer with each release. A few weeks a go, he released his single, "Sour" that he released with an accompanying video. Now, he follows that single up with his latest track, "Play Your Part."

Lou The Human proves he's a master at creating dark bangers and his new track, "Play Your Part" is a testament to that. Lou's new track was produced by Jacobi of Glitch Realm who delivers an eerie instrumental for Lou's equally dark lyrics. Lou delivers a haunting anthem and proves exactly why he's one of the most buzzing artists in the underground.

Quotable Lyrics
I've been meaning to fold 'em up, fuck 'em dawg
If it ain't Selena, I can't love her dawg
Got some hoes uptown like I Rucker ball
Still be screamin' fuck the law

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