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Calvin Harris – Rollin’ (Ft. Future & Khalid) (Review & Stream)

I’m really loving these new age disco songs by Calvin Harris and friends.

‘Rollin’ sounds a bit like ‘Slide’, with Khalid almost sounding like the great Frank Ocean. Khalid sounds a bit inebriated, which I think is a sound that R&B artist should use more often.

Future sounds like a 1970’s uneducated pimp on this s–t, and I love it! He’s stumbling on his words, doing his best Silkk Tha Shocker impression.

OVERALL RATING (5/5)

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