Yxng Bane & D-Block Europe Connect On "Cut Me Off"

Yxng Bane and D Block Europe connect for a smooth new vibe.

BYAron A.Nov 15, 20202.3K Views

It's been a relatively busy year for Yxng Bane. The rapper came through at the top of the year with a brand new project to get us through quarantine, aptly titled, Quarantime: The Lost Files and then pretty much smashed every single guest verse he appeared on. It doesn't look like he'll be slowing down anytime soon. The rapper returned with his latest offering, "Cut Me Off" earlier today. The song serves as yet another collaborative effort with D-Block Europe, bringing their syrupy trap sounds into this dancehall-meets-afrobeats vibe.

D Block Europe has also been incredibly busy this year. They are fresh off of the release of The Blue Print - Us Vs. Them which followed Young Adz's collaborative project with Skepta and Chip.

Peep Yxng Bane's latest below.

Quotable Lyrics
I'm in your city for a week
Tell me you're down, tell me you're free
Shot went off, feet both touched the streets
Thought 'bout the club, 'bout how was she

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