Jesse James
It’s been a minute since we last heard from Action Bronson. However, that all changes today. The wordsmith returns with his new single, his first new drop since 2019’s Lamb Over Rice project with Alchemist. Since then, the lyricist has maintained a low profile, all while working on some new music. Today the wordsmith serves up a solid new one entitled “Latin Grammys.” The track was destined to happen since 2012, as Action even told Zane Lowe, “It was destiny.”
Mr. Bronson opened up about the track and the inspiration behind it. He spoke with Zane and stated: “I know when a song is good if I go over the bridge, and I cry when it’s on.” Bronson added, “So I’ve cried on three different bridges already. George Washington, the Williamsburg – The Triborough. All three bridges, beautiful views. Cry.”
The track comes to life in a zany music video, which we’ve come to expect from Mr. Bronson. The clip finds the wordsmith showcasing his lyrical prowess, as usual, bringing the track to life with some unadulterated and eye-catching appeal. The track itself is nothing to sleep on, though the video takes things to a whole new level.
This is certainly one we wouldn’t suggest sleeping on! No word on where this track might live or if Action is currently working on a new project, but we will keep you in the know. In the meantime, check out the new single in the stream below and look for more from Action Bronson coming soon. Be sure to keep it locked with The Culture Curators for all the best in new music and entertainment coming very soon.
