D WADE calls back to the stripped-down, sultry approach of 1990s rap music with nods back to Kid Frost and N2Deep. The intricate wordplay will require listeners to play back the single multiple times before hearing every twist and turn laid out here. The lyrical insistence here pushes the track to a quick conclusion, but the backing instrumentation is hooky enough to ensure that D Wade will resound with fans long after the song ceased playing. Dyamond Doll has situated herself to break big in the rap scene for the second half of 2020. We’re excited to hear more from her in the months and years to come.
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