Local Song Of The Week: Mack Ft. Shinzo - Phanda

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Local Song Of The Week: Mack Ft Shinzo - Phanda

Photo Collage Of Shinzo Oshens & Mack


Official Artwork.



Mack dropped this song on his birthday (May 20th). It sounds like a bad boy record with its intimidating on serious sound. They talk about how they'll always have a plan and make things happen, they are unapologetic. The aggression and hunger to make it is deep in. They go in massive and come out strong.  Mack delivers attitude and savagery. Shinzo comes in sounding so fun and chill and ready to devour. They're a dope duo. Looking forward to more songs from them. 10/10

I can see the visual. Boxing ring vibes. The get ready for war song. Love it.


Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/nob996m7axoojs0/PHANDA1/file

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