Travis Scott’s "it’s lit" ad-libs and Miguel’s smooth-as-silk bridge— "I was good then, but I’m better now" —sit perfectly atop the new, punchy bassline.
Niko replaces the trap percussion with a driving house beat that maintains the "splish" and "wave" vibes Miguel sings about.
It manages to feel both nostalgic for the 2018 era and fresh enough to stay on your current rotation. Where to Listen