Eli Sostre Drops Off New Song "High Grade"

Eli Sostre comes through with "High Grade" on his latest single.

BYAron A.Mar 04, 20187.1K Views

Eli Sostre is a rising force right now that everyone should have their eyes on. The New York City native's been catching a lot of attention for his unique blend of music that he's putting out. It's been a few months since we've got any music from him. However, at the wee hours of the morning, the singer decided to drop off some late night vibes with his new single "High Grade."

Eli Sostre delvers his new single "High Grade." The song is one of those down tempo, bangers that you could equally vibe to in a club or dolo in your whip. The production was handled by Eli himself as well as Soriano who he works with frequently. It's another hit for Eli Sostre. Keep your eyes peeled for what he has in store for the future.

Quotable Lyrics
High grade, good liquor, yeah
Good weed, my N*gga, yeah
Bad bitch, I'mma get her, yeah yeah
My cup, stay filled up oh yeah

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