[Music] KOTA the Friend – DAD'S INTERLUDE

New Release: KOTA the Friend Unveils "DAD'S INTERLUDE"

South African music sensation, KOTA the Friend, has just dropped a captivating new track titled "DAD'S INTERLUDE". This latest release showcases the artist’s unique blend of soulful melodies and introspective lyrics, further cementing his place in the contemporary music scene.

The song is featured on the highly anticipated project, "MEMO", which has been receiving praise for its authentic storytelling and smooth production. "DAD'S INTERLUDE" stands out as a heartfelt piece that resonates deeply with listeners, offering a glimpse into personal experiences and emotions that many can relate to.

Known for his thoughtful approach to music, KOTA the Friend continues to deliver tracks that not only entertain but also inspire and connect on a meaningful level. His ability to blend relatable narratives with engaging beats makes this release a must-listen for fans and newcomers alike.

Don’t miss out on this remarkable addition to the "MEMO" project. Listen, share, and download the track below to experience the artistry of one of South Africa’s rising stars firsthand.

KOTA the Friend DAD'S INTERLUDE Lyrics:
He graduated from high school when he was like sixteen
He was a smart kid, man (always wanted to make money)
Yeah, but he was a hustler (moneymaker), hustler
Even as a kid, hustler
He used to hustle, man
He even, he used to hustle playing cards, poker
He was playing poker when he was like in like junior high school, hustler
(He used to sell umbrellas on 34th Street) yup
(Him and Clint, but your father) and then he wanted to branch himself
(He branched off from) yeah (he said) I'ma do my own thing
(He did his own thing, we had a store)
Fake, you know, fake Gucci bags and stuff like that
(We had a store, we kept, we kept our stuff on 34th Street between 7th and 8th Avenue, right?
Right where B.B. King's is at, right? In that same block)
Everybody made money hanging around your father (yup)
I kid you not
All my friends, his cous-, all our cousins
Anybody that hung around him made money (yup)
And we would just hang out and have fun, we'd make money