Wiz Khalifa recorded his latest feature “in just a few hours,” according to rapper Shwayze.
Shwayze praises Wiz Khalifa for his quick work ethic when it comes to crafting guest verses. The Malibu-born alternative rap artist recently collaborated with Pittsburgh’s rap icon on his latest single and music video, “Smoke Too Soon.”
Renowned for hits like “Corona & Lime” and “Buzzin,” Shwayze continues to experiment with his sound on this new alt-rap/reggae-infused track. The music video, directed by Nicholas Jandora, exudes a laid-back vibe set at KH Cinnamon Donuts in Los Angeles.
Featuring appearances from artists like GaTa from the FX series “Dave,” Bryce Vine, and Wiz Khalifa himself, Shwayze discussed the collaboration process and marveled at how quickly Wiz Khalifa brought his verse to life.
Describing the collaboration as effortless and combining the best of Cali Reggae and Hip-Hop, Shwayze is excited about the positive vibes of the new single. The synergy between Shwayze and Wiz Khalifa is evident in the smooth flow of the song and the cinematic video, reminiscent of iconic collaborations in the hip-hop industry.
Shwayze’s upcoming eighth studio album, “Shwaycation,” is set to release on September 13, and he believes it to be his best work yet. Grateful for the support that allows him to share his music passion, Shwayze looks forward to the impact of his new music.
Having made a mark with his breakout hit “Corona & Lime,” Shwayze’s unique blend of alternative, indie pop, and alt-rap has garnered him a dedicated fan base. With ventures into film and television, including roles in shows like “Abbott Elementary” and “Lincoln Lawyer,” Shwayze’s versatility as an artist continues to evolve, promising a bright future with “Shwaycation” on the horizon. Sure, please provide the article that you would like me to rewrite in English.
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