"DFWM" is the kind of track that's difficult to ignore. From the lyrical content to the forth coming vocal delivery, Whit and Dylandro are stepping up with quite a fun yet assertive attitude.
Both rappers hail from the U.S.A., although their sound is neither a reflection of the west nor the east coast. Instead we're welcome to an experience that sounds unorthodox and mirrors the likes of Tyler the Creator and Vince Staples. The bass is bulky and throughout the track a range of textured drum patterns frequently appear.
From start to finish, the pair are able to keep our attention on the palm of their hands through constant surprises and I really liked that about "DFWM".
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