Fat Nick Teams With Shakewell On "Pemex"

Fat Nick and Shakewell link up for a new banger.

BYAron A.Jan 21, 20196.1K Views

It's been a minute since we heard some new music from Fat Nick. It feels like he made an even bigger wave in 2018 with the release of Generation Numb and the increasing amount of press coverage he received. 2019 seems like it could be a bigger year for Nick. Today, he comes through alongside Shakewell for his new single, "Pemex."

Fat Nick and Shakewell link up again for their noisy new banger, "Pemex." The track features production from Flexatelli who's produced for both Fat Nick and Shakewell in the past, as well as their close associate Pouya. "Pemex" not only serves as Nick's first release of the year but also his first drop since the release of Generation Numb. It's a promising single from Nick. Hopefully, he keeps it coming throughout the year.

Quotable Lyrics
I got real smoke, Xanax boats
Won't jump the porch without my pole
Serving out the Texaco
Smokin' Pemex, Lil Mexico

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