Lil Yachty throws some energy behind 'Aw Yeah' - a slow starting atmospheric track that has as much reverb on vocal tracks as has sexual charge in its appreciation of a certain kind of dancer, and the behaviors of adults that are happy to consent to adult entertainment. Like we said, it's a pretty old fashioned world view.Įlsewhere on the EP another, often contentious rapper turns in a performance. The track has a solid throw-back feel - there's some nice scratch work samples via Rae Sremmurd producer HighDefRazjah, and a Tupac reference when Ferg describes a girl who likes to 'swing along' on certain areas of his anatomy. The first track shared from the EP was 'Nia Long' - a track named after The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air, and Boyz n the Hood Actress. His new EP, called 'Furious Ferg' is available as a free download over on Dat Piff, and it's a solid little nugget that will keep fans bouncing until the much-anticipated full-length studio album drops - a promise that Ferg has been making for a while. Their collaborative single 'Wrong' highlighted the kind of relationship that the two rappers share - but now A$AP Ferg has stepped out of the collective atmosphere to offer a clear definition of himself as a solo artist. It's what makes him stand out.Recently the A$AP Mob co-founders A$AP Rocky and A$AP Ferg have traded bars and lovers. Whatever project A$AP Ferg has planned for 2020, I hope this wall-of-sound style will be at its core.

When Ferg is repeating a phrase, it's because he wants to drill it into your head.Īmidst the intense hardcore beat is an interesting embellishment that bears a strong resemblance to the 'aw' that we hear in Nelly and Kelly Rowland's 2002 classic 'Dilemma.' It's unclear if the sound is actually lifted from that song but its familiarity pulls a lot of weight in making 'Value' sound as lush as it does. 'Value' sounds closer to the tracks off of his 2013 debut Trap Lord such as 'Shabba' and 'Let It Go.' This could be in thanks to Ferg's reunion with producer HighDefRazjah who has produced and co-written his songs 'Nia Long' and 'Let It Go.' And it seems the two are aware with a chorus that begins with 'Who am I? (Trap Lord).'įerg's flow is aggressive and rhythmically adventurous, making him one of the only mainstream rappers today that can use repetition in a chorus without sounding uninspired. Over the night A$AP Ferg released his new song 'Value' and the track is a triumphant reestablishment of Ferg's merciless flow.

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