Abra Cadabra has been one of the early archetypes of UK drill but he definitely hasn't limited himself to it. "Robbery" became a massive hit but he kept lowkey since. However, over the years, he's shown that he's able to dabble into dancehall, afroswing, and more with his latest single, "On & On" only reinforcing that. The rapper teams up with Odeal for a smooth, bass-heavy afroswing single that arrives just in time for your Valentine's Day playlist. Seriously, if you need a little romantic vibe for tomorrow, consider throwing this on.
Abra Cadabra's new single is the latest and final offering from his forthcoming EP, LOL: Love Or Lust which is due out later tonight. The project includes the previously released single, "Superstar."
Check his new track below.
Quotable Lyrics
Tell me what you feel like
I can make you feel nice
I'mma fuck you in the club floor
Sure you like a real guy
I can make you feel right
You gon' keep asking for me
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