If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. That seems to be the mantra for rising star Nebu Kiniza, who continues to create fun, catchy — and addictive — tunes that lie somewhere between Lil Uzi Vert and Lil Yachty (this is not to say he doesn’t have his own sound; in fact, he’s developed a melodic blend all his own).

Following the very dope tracks “Gassed Up” and “Days,” the Atlanta-based artist liberates a visual for his latest cut “Fuck It Up,” which follows Nebu through a series of events creatively connected through television sets. The viewer sees him on ‘The Hustle’ (performing at a hole-in-the-wall show and being underpaid) before heading to ‘The Turn Up’ (self-explanatory)…Nebu is then on ‘The Come Up’, on stage headlining a sold-out concert. In the final act, Mr. Kiniza is relaxing at his hard-earning estate with his significant other (presumably, the same girl that was with him at the start of his journey). The song and clip both serves as an inspiration rags-to-riches tale, as well as a lyrical laid-back vibe for those looking to flex on the nearest dance floor:

Oh, there you go
Why these niggas tryna take my flow
Work in the mornin’ and get it in the evenin’
Got your baby mama, yeah she tryna drink my semen
For the, for the, for the cash money
For the, for the, for the fetty yeah

Check out “Fuck It Up” below, which is expected to land on the forthcoming EP Forever Happy. If you missed it, you can also watch Nebu Kiniza’s recent video for “Lit” here.

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New York-to-Atlanta artist/producer Nebu Kiniza drops off a dope, hard-not-to-smile music video for “Days,” a track released earlier this year that mixes young bravado (including needing a “Kelly Rowland or a Vashtie“, the latter of whom makes an appearance in the clip) with the daily hustle and grind of a 22-year-old working towards success. Kiniza definitely shows off different flows over Mexiko Dro‘s production, switching from a lighthearted, melodic flow to quick-strike, hard-hitting bars:

Two-seater in the coupe, got me driving fast/
Switch lanes, on and on, got me pushin’ gas/
Got your baby mama wit’ me, blow me like a brass/
All in, all in, thinkin’ bout this cash, yea/
I’ve been working all day…

The clip keeps with the lyrics and features Kiniza vibing throughout in ways reminiscent of Wiz Khalifa, interspersed with a dice game, an “actual” baby mama and what looks like a Chinese takeout shop, all of whom seem to join in on the fun (the woman in said shop twerking is extraordinarily impressive, for some reason). Did we also mention that Vashtie is in the video?

Enjoy ‘Days’ in full below. Adding in other viral hits like “Myself” and “Gassed Up” (as well as plenty of other catchy tunes that can be found on his Soundcloud), Nebu Kiniza is definitely drumming up excitement for a fruitful 2017.

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Drigs releases his new single and gives us “Bass Boomy.” Heaven In Stereo supplies the bass heavy production that fits well for the New York artist. “Bass Boomy” shows us quality lyrics and a smooth flow from the rising talent and Nebu Kiniza comes on board for a solid feature. Tune in.

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