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Two Friends release anthemic hip-pop single "No Drama"

  • January 31, 2020
  • Jason Heffler
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Two Friends have arrived on Lowly Palace with "No Drama," a buoyant hip-pop single featuring Kid Quill and New Beat Fund.

Blending elements of hip-hop, dance, and even g-punk, Two Friends manage to fuse many different genre elements in "No Drama" while brilliantly staying under an electronic umbrella. The chorus here is flat out anthemic, with crisp future bass chords serving as a backbone to a heady vocal performance from Southern California four-piece band New Beat Fund, who confidently belt, "I don't need no drama / I ain't gonna call ya / Pack your sh** up and leave when you wanna." In addition to the potent chorus, which is a phlegmatic middle finger to unnecessary drama, the track features velvety verses from Indiana's Kid Quill, who croons with breezy charisma akin to Quinn XCII. Overall, "No Drama" is a carefree, playful tune that follows the Two Friends formula of creating radio-friendly earworms with an electronic twist. You can connect with them via the links below.

Connect with Two Friends: Facebook |  Twitter | Instagram

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