This is one to wake the neighbors with.<\/p>\n
Darrell Simms <\/strong>\u2013\u00a0a Florida born, Swedish raised, and now L.A. based rapper \u2013 isn\u2019t pulling a single goddamn punch on his brand new song \u201cElements\u201d. The track is nothing short of a supercharged, certified slapper, begging to be pumped through your car stereo as loudly as possible, while still packing enough lyrical prowess to be well worth the listen on lower volumes.<\/p>\n Regarding his mindset for the track, Darrell had this to say:<\/p>\n It\u2019s about drawing on negative and positive elements in your life such as, friends, family, fear, failure and success. I wrote it when I was angry, mostly for being taken for granted as a rapper \/ artist \u2013 not having my lyrical contributions taken seriously.<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n While the intensity of that anger certainly comes across on \u201cElements\u201d, so too does Darrell\u2019s pursuit of recognition for his bars. Any\u00a0subpar rapper could hop on an instrumental of this magnitude and call it a day, but few, if any, could match Darrell\u2019s personality and wit, which turn this hard beat into so much more. Lines like, \u201cI got the Hennessy. I got the remedy. I need a bad bitch from here to S\u00e3o Paulo and down to the Medell\u00edn\u201d,\u00a0mix with a delivery style that\u2019s so thoroughly infectious, that it leaves your mouth in the shape of an \u201cooh\u201d\u2026<\/p>\n Darrell\u2019s project,\u00a0Wilcox Ave<\/em>., is on the way \u2013 so now\u2019s the time to get familiar, before all of your friends hear about him. In that sense, invest in your future: press play on \u201cElements\u201d.<\/p>\n