Hear New York artist Fashion’s new fun and edgy House music classic-inspired track ‘New York Talk’
This bop is for the active, money-making hustlers, who wear the backpacks and the set of individuals who love to move their bodies on any given dancefloor, imaginary or otherwise.
Before the month ended (March 28), one of New York’s most exciting new artists, Fashion, released a new fun, bouncy club track called ‘New York Talk’. Over the uptempo beat, the Freeport-bred burgeoning Hip-House/Pop Rap creator and image architect, somewhat like celebrity fashion stylist Law Roach, shares an illuminative story about a young lil’ thang she dates “who throws it back” and an older lover who twerks and goes to church, wanting to remain anonymous or private with her intimate dealings, wearing a flashy glove like [Michael] Jackson, knowing she’s iconic through her personal and professional stylings as an image consultant, and her adoration for American reality television star and social media star, Sukihana on the pre-chorus. Check out the song below, and join the dance challenge if you feel the vibe. The official music video is pending and will come out on Friday via Instagram.
If you didn’t know, Fashion pays homage to Tapp’s House music classic record ‘Shake That Ass (X-Rated Club Mix)’, which came out in 1994 through a record label based in the Netherlands (Work Records). You can listen to the explicit version of the original record below for reference.
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