A. Swain & Lipe Link Up With Saint Mick & Kizz Q For “Everyday of My Life”

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Everyday of My Life

A. Swain & Lipe (Ft. Saint Mick & Kizz Q)


“Everyday of My Life” is the lead single off A. Swain & Lipe’s album with the same name.

A. Swain & Lipe are producers that have been creating music since 2014 under their production company called ‘Produced By NWP.’ What’s interesting about their catalog is that it is very diverse. The duo dabbles in everything from R&B to club to reggaeton music. Matter of fact, you will hear a bunch of different genres in their new album Everyday of My Life. Below, we will highlight one of the tracks from the project: “Everyday of My Life.”

In “Everyday of My Life,” a song that features a hard-hitting trap beat that I am positive will go crazy in nightclubs, Saint Mick and Kizz Q talk about spending cash, wooing women, and sliding on their competition. You’ll love the catchy hook, infectious melodies, dynamic rap styles, and extraordinary swag shown throughout. Haters are going to despise their confident lyrics, though (I get it).

Give “Everyday of My Life” by A. Swain, Lipe, Saint Mick, and Kizz Q a shot below.



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