D-Lain is an independent rap general all the way from Baton Range in Louisiana. This multitalented lyrist and poet has a way with his words that is simply indisputable. He always takes his time to perfect his songwriting and the music he is realizing now is actually a culmination of careful consistency, hard work, and in-game experience that he has collected coming through the ranks. He is now seeking to maintain a firm input one release at a time with the hope of making an impact outside of the USA with his style of authentic hip hop music. He fits in both worlds so perfectly with his style paying homage to the old school rap and adding a modern touch to make new age listeners get something to vibe along to as well.
Currently his new single, “Zone Out” has been the talk of the town; this is a nostalgic vibe that he featured gifted R&B songstress Symone who adds that warm R&B feel with the performance of the chorus for this tune.
D-Lain operates in between the chorus sections- each time coming harder with hard-hitting bars that ooze class, charisma, passion, and deserved acclaim. He unleashes his class in here with some thought-provoking bars that apart from mind grabbing are also emotionally relatable to a listener.
“Zone Out” is all about the mentality and focus to go for that success while ignoring all the distractions around you. This is for the warriors at mind and heart who will stop at nothing until they get what they set their mind to- this is for the titans who do in no matter how difficult the odds seem against them.
Unleashing flawless wordplay and rhyme scheme, D-Lain is at the top of his game here and ensures you have an unforgettable listening experience. The laid-back 90s-inspired beats are simply hypnotic and what you need for the day!
“Zone Out” is out now on all your favorite platforms- follow the attached link and add it as a favorite. You can also check out the official lyric video which is available on YouTube!
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