A track that made me feel 16 again.
Kicking off with a cool, off-kilter random intro, Houston-born, Los Angeles-based Brice Blanco and BOKO's "Language" blends smooth indie R&B accessibility with sharp hip-hop lyricism.
Built around an infectious hook from BOKO, the track digs into the growing disconnect between partners, communities, and society at large. Something I sadly see a lot lately.
If you vibe with the carefree nostalgia of Brice, know that he's gearing up for his debut album with Future Gods, AFRO URF (scheduled for release sometime this summer). Inspired by Afrofuturism and the celestial philosophy of Sun Ra, the record will build an immersive world through sun-drenched instrumentation, ancestral lineage, self-discovery, and pure presence. Blending the visionary confidence of vintage Kanye West, Earl Sweatshirt's abstract lyricism, and Toro y Moi's genre-fluidity, it feels like an invitation to step outside, look up, and reconnect with the world around us.
