Elcamino & Keisha Plum Connect On "Fashionably Late"

Elcamino prepares for the release of a new project with "Fashionably Late" ft. Griselda's Keisha Plum.

BYAron A.Aug 10, 20212.0K Views

Personal adversities forced Elcamino to lay low for a bit. Even still, he's remained incredibly prolific in his output. Last year, he dropped off seven full length projects, on top of other collaborations and solo releases. He's already offered fans projects like Block Work and On The 3rd Day with TrickyTrippz with a third project on its way later this year.

Last week, Elcamino came through with a brand new single off of his forthcoming project, Let There Be Light. Tapping Griselda's Keisha Plum, Elcamino dropped off his latest single, "Fashionably Late." The single boasts production credits from StreetRunner.

The latest single from Elcamino serves as the follow-up to "My Way" which dropped in July.

Check out Elcamino's new single, "Fashionably Late" ft. Keisha Plum below and sound off with your thoughts in the comment section.

Quotable Lyrics
I was found in the bushes
Ever since, been cookin'
Started off with juxes
Look how far we took it
We take care of our families
Nominated for Grammys

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