Conway The Machine’s Drumwork Music Group endorser 7xvethegenius totally bodies her new single “Break Soul.”
Conway The Machine is one of the game’s most productive specialists, and with his forthcoming Shady Records collection God Don’t Make Mistakes in the pipeline, the Griselda lyricist has focused on developing the following flood of emcees. Enter his Drumwork Music Group engrave, on which rising rapper 7xvethegenius has been placing in work, most as of late conveying a champion refrain on Conway’s “Break In The Nineties.”
Presently, she’s come through with another bar-weighty single in “Break Soul,” a brief look at what she’s been concocting. What’s more, for the individuals who appreciate lyricism, there’s a lot to appreciate on this one. Over a hard-hitting blast bap beat, 7xvethegenius (apparently articulated Love The Genius) weaves together adroit plans as she lets fly constant punchlines. “Address my n***a consistently yet it ain’t on that telephone,” she spits. “he realize they tuning in/a free lip, six feet down, socially removed/attempting to do distinctive like how about we perceive how that is hittin/wound up dead, the news said he just missin’.”
Look at the most recent from 7xve now, and sound off in case you’re anxious to perceive what she’s set to carry to the game with her Drumwork debut.
QUOTABLE LYRICS
Speak to my n***a every day but it ain’t on that phone, he know they listening
A loose lip, six feet deep, socially distanced
Trying to do different like let’s see how that is hitting
Ended up dead, the news said he only missing
