J. Cole Produces Childish Major's New Single "Supply Luh"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 202211.3K Views

Childish Major drops the J. Cole produced "Supply Luh."

Many might be unfamiliar with Childish Major's work as a solo artist. However, he's been responsible for some of your favorite songs over the past few years. Childish Major may be the guy that has an inexplicable talent at creating some of the hardest bangers but his artistry itself falls furthest thing away from that. Last winter his named popped up on the credits for J. Cole's 4 Your Eyez Only as the producer for the title track. J. Cole and Childish Major team up again but this time, J. Cole gets the production credit for Childish Major's latest song "Supply Luh."

Childish Major adds some incredible harmonies for his moody new song. Aside from being known as a rapper, J. Cole has proven himself time and time again as an incredible producer as well. His production for Major's new song is another song that shows that his production skills are just as tight. As a second effort together, except in reverse roles, Major takes the beat and proves that the two are a good pairing together. Major sings about tumultuous relationships with struggles of maintaining the peace within it. It's not approached in a way of complaining about it, it seems like he enjoys the ups and downs. His opening line on the song is "All this fighting shit, I kind of love it."

Upon releasing the song, Childish Major took to Instagram to reassure his fans that his project is on the way.

The caption reads "It's finally here! New Single "Supply Luh" produced by @realcoleworld. Link in my bio! 🍎#HumilityCity#Woosahtheprojectontheway drop some 🍎s and tell me what you think! Also, for my Spotify users, it's already in route!"

It seems that while he's been building relationships and producing for other artists, he's also been getting himself ready to launch his next project in the near future. With production credits from Cole, it's clear that his future is looking bright. Hopefully, we'll be seeing his upcoming project before the end of the year.

Quotable Lyrics
In different area codes,
With this good dick on they mind
But I was supposed to be yours
Good god, why can't I supply

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