Bishop Nehru Links up With LION BABE & Kaytranada On "Up Up And Away"

Bishop Nehru drops a new cut off his forthcoming album.

BYAron A.Mar 05, 20184.6K Views

It's been a long time coming but Bishop Nehru is gearing up to drop his forthcoming project Elevators: Act I & II. The album's slated to drop on March 16th and he's already dropped off the single "Rooftops" off of it. Elevators is split into two parts with Act I (Ascension) being produced entirely by Kaytranada and MF DOOM holding down the beats on Act II (Free Falling). The first single was off the second half of the project but today, he drops off a cut from Ascension.

Bishop Nehru links up with Kaytranada and Lion Babe on his new single "Up Up & Away." Lion Babe is actually the only feature on the project and she handles the hook on the track. Meanwhile, Bishop kills the verses over the Kaytranada's production. Bishop Nehru's two for two with singles right now so his upcoming project is definitely sounding promising.

Quotable Lyrics
April showers made my daisies even greater
But somedays I wish I was away and with the craters
My soul is on a quest for the fruits of my own labor
I'mma take these small bites so the flavors get savoured

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