Chronic Law, a Jamaican musician and rapper, and the Pinado Records label recently released a new song titled “20s.”
The multi-genre music phenomenon has been continuously releasing tracks of the Caribbean style lately; perhaps he is cooking up something.
Based on his constancy in the mainstream this year so far, Chronic Law has undoubtedly shown his fans amazing talent and professionalism.
The composer returned after releasing his song “Yo Have Me” earlier this year, which came after his previous “Scars From War” and its accompanying visuals.
The singer creates a sound that has been described as a refreshing change by fusing the highlife’s dynamic speed and intensity with the electronic dance music’s percussive and electronic vibrations.
This is also a tremendous smash single that you wouldn’t want to overlook.
Additionally, the likelihood is high that you already own the most recent wild hit song if you appreciate music.
Quotable Lyrics;
Man out here, without fear
And if me still n’ave love in a me twenties
No feel me a find it in a me old age
My trial a no court case
Ever have the fire, me will light up the whole place
If me still n’ave love in a me twenties
No feel me a find it in a me old age
Yow, me nah feel it, no, no
That ain’t realness
Freeze up, me n’ave feelings
Every time me trial, people them pree me
Unuh no easy, but me have a clip full a teeth, me gun greedy
Badmind upset me stomach, me feel sick
If you hate me, no stay yah so, gwaan leave me
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