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Casanova Links Up With Tory Lanez & Davido For The Dancehall-Inspired “2AM” (Review & Stream)

Nothing good happens at 2AM, folks…

Casanova is the last of a dying breed when it comes to rugged New York rappers. That doesn’t mean he can’t dabble a bit in other genres when he feels like. In “2AM,” he shows off his ability to excel utilizing dancehall vibes, rapping over a beat very similar to French Montana’s “Unforgettable” one (Crossover rappers love that s**t).

In the event you aren’t a fan of Casanova’s contributions on “2AM” (I know I’m not), Davido and Tory Lanez are also featured on the song, too. In their respective parts, they soak their women up with the smoothest of lyrics, delivering them through solid melodies and serious harmonizing. Both are the real MVP’s on this joint.

Just when I didn’t have enough ass-shaking music in my iTunes library, this s**t releases!

 

OVERALL RATING (4/5)

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