Leikeli47 Drops Off New Track "Roll Call"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20222.4K Views

Leikeli47 announces her new project with three tracks.

Leikeli47 is getting ready to release a new project in the coming weeks. The rapper had a pretty big year. In April, she linked up with Lion Babe for their single, "The Wave" and back in September, her single "Girl Blunt" debuted on Issa Rae's "Insecure," a show known for its excellent choice in music. Today, she announced her new project, Acrylic with her short EP, Pick A Color which features her heavy-hitting anthem, "Roll Call."

Leikeli47 is back with her new single, "Roll Call" which was released on her Pick A Color EP. The project also includes the singles, "No Reload" and the previously released, "Girl Blunt." Leikeli47 links up with producer Gavin Williams who delivers a monstrously aggressive beat for the rapper to go in on. "Roll Call" is definitely going to be a track that goes off during Leikeli47's upcoming show.

Acrylic drops on November 15th.

Quotable Lyrics
Started off with a roll call
Q'z be my road dawg
A.K.A's, walk around with they pink and they green on
Don't just me elephant walkin'

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