Squidnice Drops Off His Latest Single "For My Momma"

Squidnice returns with his latest single "For My Momma."

BYAron A.Jan 09, 20182.9K Views

Squidnice is one name you should keep on your radar this year. He first started making waves with his viral track, "Trap By My Lonely" and since then, he's been consistently dropping off new music. Towards the end of December, we premiered his video for "Hop Out." Today, he comes through with his first offering of the year with "For My Momma."

Squidnice drops off his first track off the year "For My Momma." Squidnice's recruits A Lau for the song's production who provides the bass heavy production with shimmering synths. Meanwhile, Squidnice's auto-tuned voice floats over the production as he speaks on the street life.

This song shows promising growth in his sound. He's bound to make bigger waves throughout 2017 so keep your eyes peeled for more work from Squidnice.

Quotable Lyrics
You see me, I got no problems
You see me all in designer
You see me, I got my bitches
These bitches give brain like a scholar

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