When it comes to Social Lubricant, I am more than certain that the old-school generation would approve of them, and yet, the duo isn’t beholden to any era or border, cleverly bridging the gap between the past and present with a style that is authentic as much as imaginative. When it comes to their music, it takes cues from daily life, capturing mental health, drugs, love, heartbreak, flings, and parties, and still, they aren’t afraid to confront socially relevant issues and politically sensitive matters. The end result is this all-rounded discography meant to entertain, inspire, motivate, and create awareness around societal issues. Their ability to stay on brand and not get lost in the trends is what has allowed them to maintain a consistent fanbase that follows their every move with great adulation.
Social Lubricant returns with an epic performance dubbed “Down” featuring Latinassassin. With this jam, they showcase another versatile side to their artistry; conforming to a new beat that is energetic and heavily leaning towards an electronic dance beat.
And what’s more, their signature lyrical knack is not lost. As a matter of fact, this kind of beat here elevates their style to new heights as they engage a listener throughout, especially with that catchy, and memorable hook that’s repeated for good measure over a dropping beat.
“Down” is an ideal club banger—one that drops and immediately gets audiences raving like crazy as they dance to the beat with reckless abandon.
“Down” sees Social Lubricant push themselves to the limit, and the end result is something as catchy, infectious, engaging, and unforgettable as this.
The punchy bars, catchy puns, and fun lyrics are what make “Down” such a treat in hip-hop music transcendence. And that dripping beat is another excellent quality that underscores production prowess.
It is with great pleasure that I recommend to you this epic banger. I hope it resonates with your heart and soul, as Social Lubricant intended when creating it.
Check out the attached link and let the music take control!
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