No Mistakes

Nessly and Killy team-up for "No Mistakes."

BYAron A.Aug 09, 2017320 Views

The latest drop, "No Mistakes" from ATL's Nessly includes a feature from Toronto up-and-comer Killy. Nessly uses the auto-tune as a tool to stretch his voice in different directions. Killy's voice compliments Nessly's quite well as his high-pitched tone gets stretched around by the auto-tune.

"No Mistakes" is a banger that serves as a great introduction to Killy and continues to prove that Nessly is an up-and-comer with a bright future ahead. With production from Mike Hector, who also did work on Kendrick Lamar's last album, it's a joint that'll make you put on a stank face.

With the video released earlier today, the song is just as psychedelic as the visuals. It's something you should definitely have on your playlist for the next time you handle the aux cord.

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