Adam Snow and Josh Alias have been delivering some pretty solid collaborations in recent times. The two artists have been preparing for the release of their upcoming collab tape, A Place In The Sun which is currently on the way. Now, they've returned with a brand new collaboration off of the project ft. The Game. Though the Compton legend doesn't have a verse on the short record, he sets the tone with a message of possibility before Josh Alias lets off a barrage of bars.
"This one was special because me and Josh were both going through some stuff at the time and I remember us both literally praying before the session for the music to be the best it could be," Adam Snow said in an exclusive statement to HNHH. "Fast forward a month or two and The Game, who we'd been chopping it up with for a minute, jumps on it! super excited about this one and wishing the best to everyone listening."
Check the song out below.
Quotable Lyrics
My homies fiendin' for tablets
I wish they was fiending for this rap shit
The greener the grass is
The more I see that they see past it
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