Little Simz follows up her debut album with "Dead Body Part 2+3" featuring Stormzy and Kano
Little Simz only released an album last week (A CURIOUS TALE OF TRIALS + PERSONS), but she's back behind the mic already for "Dead Body Part 2+3 (ft. Stormzy + Kano).
Describing the track as a perfect encore to her debut album, Simz says, "This one is really special. Not only do I have two of my favourite emcees on the one track, I also get to get a few things off my chest. Ideally this should be listened to right after A CURIOUS TALE OF TRIALS + PERSONS, as it is the perfect encore to my debut.”
“Do you wanna see a dead body?”
Where Simz would usually overflow into her opening verse, she instead introduces Stormzy on the track where he delivers a seriously dark verse, proving how versatile an artist he is by combining his own grime-heavy style effortlessly into a singing interlude.
The notorious and highly identifiable "one body, two body, three body, four" that announces the legendary Kano onto the track is a defining moment. Kano delivers a verse, so Kano that it can only be described as OG.
Little Simz has carefully curated a merger of the old school and new school, all while infusing her own style into the mix, carefully gluing it all together to make this remix feel less like a remix, and more a completely fresh track
Check out our recent portraits gallery with Simz while she was in the studio.
Listen to the Simz x Stormzy x Kano cut below.
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