New Music: Detroit’s Big Gov & Neisha Ne’shae Drop "Let Me Live"

Big Gov drops “Let Me Live.” Photo Credit: Instagram

Charisma is defined as a special magnetic charm or appeal. Two minutes in a room with burgeoning Hip Hop artist Big Gov, and it’s evident that this rap renegade possesses the charisma needed to make an impact in the urban music world and beyond. Big Bov is a multi-talented artist with international appeal. He represents the gritty realism of his hometown of Detroit. The much buzzed about rapper is turning heads in the Hip-Hop circuit with his dynamic delivery and witty wordplay.

Big Gov is a rap phenom who has music running through his veins. His clever lyricism, magnetic delivery, efficient wordplay and irresistible personality have already earned him acclaim among Hip-Hop aficionados. The dynamic wordsmith raps about real life issues and experiences. Raw talent, intense lyrics, and banging beats are what best describes Big Gov’s sound and style. Authenticity is the key to Big Gov’s success. He doesn’t create cookie cutter radio songs. Instead, he concentrates on producing pure and passionate songs from his heart and soul.

Track to track, verse to verse, Big Gov has the skills and talent to compete with anyone in the game today. Moreover, he has a keen eye for visuals. Big Gov’s latest release is a song entitled “Let Me Live,” which is the first single from his upcoming album “Success is Gangsta.” On the song, Gov recruits the queen of R&B/Trap herself Neisha Ne’shae, who’s been killing the scene lately with her singles “On A Cloud” and “White Sticks.” “Let Me Live” has all of the ingredients of a classic street anthem. On the song, Big Gov talks about all of the frenemies in the music game and he warns his haters to just “Let Me Live.”

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