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Dreaded Cas is upbeat and vibrant on "JLTN (Just Like The Next)"

  • November 10, 2017
  • Tayo Odutola
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ATL/LA artist Dreaded Cas delivers her trademark upbeat, animated brand of hip-hop with the release of her new single "J.L.T.N. (Just Like The Next)". The party influenced song showcases her fast-paced flow, delivery and off the cuff lyrics. For the production, she recruits Atlanta’s own Tasha Catour, who crafts an  upbeat jam that Cas says girls would to twerk to.

"J.L.T.N. (Just Like The Next)" is a precursor to Dreaded Cas's project 'Put Yourself On". A project she calls  fun, fresh, positive and filled to the brim with all types of bangers. However, the project will also showcase not only her songwriting/rapping skill but her production prowess is featured prominently on it.

Stream JLTN (Just Like The Next) on Spotify and iTunes

Connect with  Dreaded Cas: Soundcloud | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

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