In “Rockin Wit,” StillJune and Dizzy Wright come together to offer an anthem that navigates the complex waters of loyalty and struggle. Combined with the depth of the bass and the intensity of the drums, the spooky music-box melody at the center of the beat provides a dramatic setting for the two-man team’s storytelling. StillJune‘s chorus, “That’s why I rock with who I’m rocking with, still with my day ones, same old homies,” casts a spotlight on the ties that withstand the tests of time and turmoil. 

In his verse, Dizzy Wright makes his observations about how society expects people to behave more interesting by talking about the way people are praised for using violence. He says, “I’m making invisible moves like I’m Hollow Man/ The game will make you feel like you’re not real until you shot a man…and he gotta be the same color skin (whoa).” This simple statement is important because it shows that the song is about who you are and how you stay strong even when people try to change you.

At its heart, “Rockin Wit” is a celebration, where chest-thumping pride intersects with the genuine hardships of life’s journey. It scrutinizes the bumpy road to true success, offering a raw and unfiltered look at the journey towards success. Through its deep lyrics and moody tunes, this is a piece that establishes StillJune and Dizzy Wright as artists who are true to where they started and ready to take on whatever comes their way.

You can hear this song and more by checking out StillJune’s recently dropped Live No Matter What album on your favorite streaming service

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