Azealia Banks and Pharrell Williams track 'ATM Jam' surfaces online
02 July 2013, 16:12
| Written by
Luke Morgan Britton
(News)
Tweeter-come-rapper, Azealia Banks previewed her single ‘ATM Jam’ at Glastonbury Festival over the weekend, with a live recording circulating the internet. Now, however, a studio recording is also doing the online rounds.
As Potholes in my Blog point out, it’s now been aired on the radio – with Hot 97 premiering the cut earlier today. The track features guest artist of the moment, Pharrell Williams, and is expected to feature on her forthcoming debut full-length.
Listen to the rip below:
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