By now, you should probably be aware of Lil West and his unique brand of music. While he's proven to be a talented emcee, he's a versatile artist that dabbles in more than just hip hop. Today, he drops off his latest single "Suicide Awareness" that showcases his versatility while sharing an important message.
Lil West and Shinigami get together to help prevent suicide on their newest single, "Suicide Awareness." The song tells the story of a young man who has family and relationship while dealing with bullying at the same time. The rapper recruits Shinigami for the hook of the song while his deep, auto-tuned voice carries the verse.
The song was produced by Canaan Lopez & Shinigami who sample Killswitch Engage's "My Curse" for the song.
Quotable Lyrics
He know he got issues
Just need someone to vent to
I know he was good with the pencil
Cryin' for help 'cause he miss you
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