DICI’s “Left to Right” is a fun refreshing of the early-2000s style of Atlanta rap popularized by performers like Yung Joc and Gorilla Zoe with the lightest smattering of 50 Cent and Nelly. The confidence of DICI here is what sells the track here. With each bar, you can hear that the rapper absolutely believes in each statement he lays down. The song is able to accomplish everything that it attempts to do in the space of 2:30. I foresee big things happening with Left to Right as it has enough substance to garner attention of DJs and playlist producers alike.
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