Preme's been gearing up for the past few months for the release of his upcoming project, Light Of Day. He's dropped several singles off of the project including "Can't Hang" featuring PartyNextDoor and "Hot Boy" with Lil Wayne. The rapper's sound has evolved over the years and from the singles he's dropped already, he sounds in his comfort zone more so than he has in the past. With the album dropping tonight, he unleashes a single off the project with "Jackie Chan."
Preme has some high profile names on his upcoming project and his new single, "Jackie Chan" features the Beerbongs & Bentleys singer, Post Malone. The new single is smooth and melodic and falls closer to Post Malone's style than Preme. Either way, Preme continues to prove his versatility as an artist.
With his album dropping tonight, it's exciting to hear what he has up his sleeve. Peep our interview with him below where he speaks on doing beerbongs with Post Malone as well.
Quotable Lyrics
She say she too young, don't want no man
Now, she gon' call her friends well that's the plan
I just ordered sushi from Japan
I just want to kick it, Jackie Chan
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