Mir Fontane & Kodie Shane Get Together On "New Friends"

Mir Fontane and Kodie Shane connect on "New Friends."

BYAron A.Jan 25, 20183.2K Views

Mir Fontane's been putting in work for a minute now. He first caught our attention in 2015 and ever since then, he's been dropping material to bump. In 2017, he released his album CAMDEN and a few days a go he released a Martin inspired mixtape titled He So Crazy. Without sparing any time in between, he delivers his latest song "New Friends" featuring up and comer, Kodie Shane.

Mir Fontane and Kodie Shane deliver a fire new collaboration on "New Friends." It's a melodic banger with high energy that fits both Mir Fontane and Kodie Shane's style. Mir Fontane recruits Kenif Muse for the song's production who blends smooth synths with a clean but heavy bass for a pop meets trap sound. It's another certified heater from Mir Fontane. He's definitely going to be popping up on a lot more radars this year.

Quotable Lyrics
See the city tryna charge us
Gotta keep ya guards up
Can't afford no haircuts
Granny smokin' hard stuff

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