AJ Tracey Brings Summer Vibes On "Butterflies" Ft. Not3s

AJ Tracey & Not3s bring some much needed island vibes on "Butterflies."

BYAron A.May 30, 20186.0K Views

Summer is pretty much here and AJ Tracey has come with some new music to vibe to. The rapper's been making some serious waves over the past few years and slowly beginning to make his name more well known in North America. The U.K. emcee dropped off his Secure The Bag EP late last year. He followed the project up with several loose singles and collaborations. Now, he comes through with his latest effort with Not3s on "Butterflies."

AJ Tracey is here with a certified heater for the summer with "Butterflies." Tracey taps fellow U.K. artist Not3s for an additional verse on the track. The production has a evident dancehall influence to it. It's a fun track and should definitely be on your beach party playlist.

Quotable Lyrics
Fuck your man and who your man know
Shooters gettin' peeled like a mango
Two step with me, we could tango
Man know everywhere I go, me and gang go

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