AJ Tracey Drops Off New Single "Mimi"

AJ Tracey comes thorugh with his latest single, "Mimi."

BYAron A.Mar 22, 20183.5K Views

AJ Tracey is one of the leading artists in the U.K.'s grime scene. The rapper's been putting in work and is slowly becoming more and more familiar with the North American market. The rapper dropped off his EP Secure The Bag! back in the fall with features from Denzel Curry, JME and more. However, it looks like he's gearing up for another campaign. The emcee returns with his latest effort, "Mimi."

AJ Tracey comes back with his latest, "Mimi." The emcee's latest effort was produced by Sevaqk who comes through with an island rhythm to the song's percussion. Tracey has a great way of keeping the grittiness to his music while still delivering something that's catchy and "Mimi" is a perfect example of that strength. Keep your eyes peeled for more music from him.

Quotable Lyrics
I was doing missions in the rain
Now I'm steady pissin' out Henny & champagne
Music is a money campaign
You get smoked for movin' funny, I was bummy back then

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