Over Harry Fraud’s production, Action Bronson and Wiz Khalifa trade verses on the latest track from Bronson’s Saab Stories EP. Project drops June 11. pitchfork
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Good to see Hit-Boy back on the solo side after Letter To My Mentors last December. Producing the beat and carrying the verses himself shows he doesn't need a feature to hold a track together. The dark visual from Daniil X fits the record well. We collect verified music industry contacts for this kind of outreach at https://demopoolbase.com/