Warhol.SS Welcomes In 2018 With "New Year Part 2 (Lost & Found)"

Warhol.SS welcomes in the new year with new music.

BYAron A.Jan 02, 20182.6K Views

2017 was a remarkable year for Warhol.SS and now, he's bringing that same energy in 2018. The rapper's been dropping a steady stream of music and making waves with some solid collaborations alongside Famous Dex, Trippie Redd, Pi'erre Bourne and more. Now, he's welcoming the new year with his latest single, "New Year Part 2 (Lost & Found).

Warhol.SS recruits Staccato for his new single, "New Year Part 2." Staccato comes through with wavy production with some crispy and hard hitting drums. Meanwhile, Warhol.SS auto-tuned voice beasts through the production and delivers a catchy tune to ride to. It's a solid track from Warhol.SS and a strong start to 2018.

For the past year, he's consistently delivered music to the fans so hopefully, he continues to deliver new music for his fans throughout the new year.

Quotable Lyrics
I just cool it, kick it on my lonely
Get this cake up
You ain't my type hoe
Vroom vroom in this bitch
N*gga that's nitro

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