ScHoolboy Q has teased followers with new music after releasing a lot of music movies from his Blue Lips album.
The TDE rapper’s video for “Nunu” options two snippets of unreleased tracks — one at first of the clip and one other in direction of the tip.
The primary, a mellow, jazzy monitor seemingly known as “Bittersweet,” finds Q rapping introspectively: “N-ggas get to reminiscing when that new shit ain’t actually, actually hittin’ / Totally different day, similar clock, on the rocks, WiFi was getting minutes / Mama textual content me, she was happy with me / I ain’t hit her again ’trigger I ain’t have the phrases.”
The second, which is siginificantly longer and takes up a lot of the latter half of the video, once more options reside instrumentation however with a heavier rock taste.
“Hell yeah… fuck yeah!” Groovy Q sings in carefree vogue on the hook, tapping into his interior rockstar.
It’s unclear if both monitor will obtain an official launch or this implies a deluxe version of Blue Lips is within the works.
ScHoolboy Q has additionally launched a video for Blue Lips standout “THank god 4 me” which has a psychedelic vibe because it blends imagery associated to legislation enforcement with regular Los Angeles life.
An extra visible was launched for The Alchemist-produced “Misplaced Instances” that reimagines basic Looney Tunes cartoons however with numerous characters’ pores and skin colours darkened to seem Black.
Any new music from Q would comply with the recently-released Alchemist collaboration “Ferraris within the Rain,” which additionally includes a verse from the storied producer.
Over a unusual horn loop and crashing drums cooked up by himself, The Alchemist — who isn’t any stranger to the mic, regardless of his pedigree behind the boards — opens the monitor with some braggadocious bars.
“I rip the ‘Rari within the rain / Ice in my veins, I’m sippin’ on Bacardi straight / Simply getting began, I hardly ate / Icing all on me, I’m a birthday cake,” he spits.
He then passes the baton to ScHoolboy Q, who delivers a brief however carefree verse that additionally finds him flexing about luxurious automobiles.
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“The Rolls grill, is that the pearly gates? / The large clock, bought the bumpy face,” he raps.
The monitor seems on Alchemist’s new album The Real Article which was launched on Friday (September 20) and likewise accommodates appearances from Conway The Machine, Motion Bronson and Mobb Deep’s Havoc, amongst others.
ScHoolboy Q has one other new verse out as we speak courtesy of Rome Streetz and Daringer’s “Sage,” from the Griselda associates’ upcoming joint album Hatton Backyard Holdup.
