New Jersey multi-talent 070 Shake is undisputedly one of the most underrated artists going right now, especially on the GOOD Music label. She is consistently bringing forward-thinking production that most mainstream artists just are not doing. Her sophomore album, You Can't Kill Me, was even an improvement over her impressive debut, Modus Vivendi. While Shake does not have any true smash hits, the quality she puts forth outweighs that.
Now, it looks like she is on her way to releasing another tape fairly soon. An EP is expected to come sometime in 2024 and we already got a presumable first look at it with "Black Dress." That single was ethereal and potent to the ear. This latest track is no different.
Listen To "Natural Habitat" By 070 Shake And Ken Carson
Somehow, Shake is getting better and better. "Natural Habitat" features an unexpected collaborator, Ken Carson. But, if you think about it, both are very unique and similar at the same time. Hopefully, that makes sense. It might be clearer after you hear this. The instrumental feels almost movie soundtrack-esque in its scale. The epic guitar shredding looming at the perfect volume in the background adds to the rawness. It is hard to fully explain this song, but just know it sounds incredible.
What are your initial thoughts on this first-ever collaboration between 070 Shake and Ken Carson, "Natural Habitat?" Is this a duo that we need to hear more from in the future? Is 070 Shake the most underrated artist in music? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around 070 Shake and Ken Carson, as well as all of the hottest song drops.
Quotable Lyrics:
My natural habitat is you
Always lived inside it
You said, "Stick around for once"
But it made me feel stuck
We went fast first night
They said "Step into the light"
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