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Stream Lord Rico’s new single ‘Too Much’
Lord Rico’s got music and we’re excited to drop an exclusive here on EBW. We also talked to him about what inspired the song, here’s how our chat went
EBW: WHAT INSPIRED THIS SONG?
RICO: Too much is a fairly new catch phrase that is slowly catching on amongst the youth of the country, it is usually associated with having a good time. This in turn inspired the song “Too Much”, my intention with creating this song was to make an anthem for a good time, A song that is easy to follow, sing along to and light on the ears with a teeny bop instrumental provided by Trippy Boiii.
EBW: WHAT TO EXPECT FROM LORD RICO?
RICO: I am currently working on the finishing touches of my third project which is entitled “1436 AGRYLE STREET”, The due date is yet to be decided. On the other hand, my follow up single will be dropping in the coming months and visuals on the way as well, stay tuned.
EBW: HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR SOUND?
RICO: I wouldn’t describe my sound……I would much rather say I consider myself a musical chameleon of some sort, meaning I don’t a particular sound I run with. As cliché as it sounds I don’t consider myself a rapper or a singer, I’m an artist. This is to avoid marginalization by listeners, I believe your supporters should be on their toes and wonder what you’re going to do next. SURPRISE THEM!!
Some new music from Lord Rico and he’s pouring his heart out on this song. Take time to stream this and tap into what he’s saying, visualizer video included
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This freestyle is a powerful display of One Take 267’s talent and his genuine connection to the street life, making it clear that he’s more than just a player in the game. He’s solidifying his position as a significant force in the hip-hop world.
