Ice Meez & Nett Leilani Drop “Do Better”

Rating: 4 out of 5.

Ice Meez’s best bag might be his R&B-hop one.

Ice Meez has been on a roll this year, consistently overdelivering with his music. Hailing from Northern California, Meez has enjoyed success in the past, earning placements in commercials and collaborating with prominent artists from his region. In 2024, he’s been on fire, dropping everything from hard-hitting Cali-inspired anthems to smooth R&B-hop gems. His latest single, “Do Better” featuring Nett Leilani, perfectly aligns with his knack for blending soulful melodies and hip-hop energy, further solidifying his impressive run.

In “Do Better,” Ice Meez and Nett Leilani deliver a powerful message about relationships: never settling for less and always knowing your worth. Meez’s lyrics portray him as someone confident and self-assured, offering all the answers to life’s tests, while Nett exudes a no-nonsense attitude, making it clear she’s done tolerating questionable individuals. Together, they create a track that’s both empowering and relatable.

With my finely tuned ears, the first thing I noticed about the production was its resemblance to Tinashe’s “Nasty” beat. Over this backdrop, Nett Leilani shines with a chorus brimming with passion and infectious melodies, perfectly complementing Ice Meez, who brings gritty, unapologetic rap bars to the table. The chemistry between the two is undeniable.

Give “Do Better” by Ice Meez and Nett Leilani a shot below.


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