Jeremih & Lil Wayne Join Veronica Vega On "Wave"

Veronica Vega recruits Lil Wayne & Jeremih for "Wave."

BYAron A.Feb 12, 201811.7K Views

Veronica Vega first started getting recognition back in 2013 after she penned a deal with Polow da Don's Zone 4 record label. However, she's been relatively quiet on a music front since then. Nowadays, you could spot the Miami songstress on Love & Hip Hop Miami but it looks like she's putting her focus back into the music game. After teasing the record, she now drops off a brand new single featuring two massive names.

Veronica Vega brings Lil Wayne and Jeremih on board for her new single "Wave." The new single is definitely a heater that sounds like a perfect anthem for the summer time. Jeremih comes through with some great efforts on the hook while Lil Wayne drops off a solid verse for the Miami singer. While many may not be familiar with Vega, this song should serve as a great introduction to her music.

Quotable Lyrics
Just on the remix
Smoked somethin', eyes red as a phoenix
Go hard, punt it, baby meany to see me
I make her go bout the wave until she seasick

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