
(IC) EST Gee returns with "Sometimes," a swaggering new single built around the luxury of choice. Across the track, the Louisville-bred rapper moves between women, money, status, and street life, embracing the options that come with being able to move however he wants.
Produced by frequent Gee collaborator John Gotitt, "Sometimes" layers metallic keys, tolling bells, rumbling bass, and blaring horns to create a massive track. Gee slows his flow to settle into the pocket, anchoring the record with a provocative, instantly quotable "Sometimes..." refrain. The accompanying video brings Gee's lifestyle to life, following him as he moves between between high-end shops, clubs packed with people, and a comfortable suite. In every situation, he's at the center of the action, enjoying the fruits of his labor.
The new music arrives shortly after Gee announced his upcoming fall EU/UK Bigger Than The Devil Tour. The overseas run picks up in Amsterdam, on October 14, and wraps in Manchester, England, on October 30.
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