The clip’s washed out and subtle color palette – think of it as an upgrade from your favorite Instagram filter – overlay Baez as he sings and strolls around a stately tropical house. If you wanna go to the bar, drinks on us If you wanna go to the bar, drinks on us If you wanna go to the bar, drinks on us If you wanna go to the bar, drinks on us Bet you never seen my niggas pull up to the spot I just signed so many checks my wrist about to pop If you ever talk about me when Im not around Your girlll probably tell me when I. Abel Tesfaye’s raunchy and self-satisfied lyrics sound extra cocky in Spanish, but that’s attenuated by Jesse’s velvety voice and the nostalgia-filled production that matches the simple visuals. English is usually Baez’s language of choice, so it’s a surprise to hear him croon in Spanish this time around. If it’s giving you strong The Weeknd vibes, that’s because this is a cover of the Canadian singer’s “ Tell Your Friends,” and Baez rocks it like it’s an original track.
It’s accompanied by a video, which was produced by Javier Varela. We are not the same I am too recklessI’m not tryna go in that directionThese niggas they been doing too much flexingAnd they’re about to call the wrong attentionAnd I ain’t got no patience, no. “ Decile” is the first preview of his new music. The former member of Cóctel has collaborated with producers like Raido (see “ Meant to Be,” “ Void“) and Naked Geometry (“ Shuuggah“) and it seems like he’s finally readied his first solo material, which we can expect anytime now via Finesse Records.
Among the lesser-known but certainly more refreshing names from the recently-announced Festival Ceremonia lineup is Guatemalan singer and rapper Jesse Baez. Go tell your friends about it (About it) Im that n- with the hair Singing bout popping pills, f-ing bitches, living life so trill.
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