Sango Flips Frank Ocean's "Nights" For A New Edit

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20224.6K Views

Sango remixes Frank Ocean's "Nights" for his latest effort.

Sango's been an inescapable force in music over the past few months. Since the top of the year, he's been dishing out a whole lot of new music including his most recent project, In The Comfort Of, which he released back in March. Since then, he's linked up with the likes of Armani White, Allen Kingdom, Smino and more and dropped some dope records with them. A few weeks back, he flipped Kanye West's divisive single, "Lift Yourself" for a new remix. Today, he comes through with another remix but this time, he tackles a highlight off of Frank Ocean's Blonde.

Sango latest drop is a flip of Frank Ocean's "Nights." The producer teased that he'd have a new "Sango Bounced It" edit coming yesterday evening and shortly after, kept his word and released it for his fans. It brings a new vibe to Frank Ocean's original and further proves that Sango is one of the tightest producers right now.

Quotable Lyrics
Every night fucks my day up
Every day patches the night up
On God, you should match it, it's that KO
No white lighters until I fuck my 28th up

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