Da$h seems to be back on a heavy grind these days. For the majority of 2017, Da$h stayed in the cut grinding before releasing project, Loose Skrew in the middle of December. Since then, he released a handful of singles and music videos. A little over a week a go, he dropped off the track, "Bad Joke." Now, he returns with a new collaboration alongside Lucki titled, "Summertime Horrors."
After a snippet surfaced earlier this month, Da$h and Lucki share their latest collaboration, "Summertime Horrors." The song was initially a solo cut from Lucki, but it seems like Da$h took the track and added his own twist to it. The two of them have worked together in the past on the song "Jigga 98." Da$h hops on the somber production laid down by Mulatto Beats and delivers a grim verse.
Quotable Lyrics
Ya'll don't really say it, you don't mean that
Ain't shit your bitch's done that I ain't seen yet
In the mirror is the only time I see threats
Chase death, not enough, time to chase checks
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