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Liam Tracy delivered his first track of the year “Demons” in June and is now making a swift return with his follow-up single “Heartless.” Produced by tenured producer Statik Selektah, the track combines the prolific Lawrence, Massachusetts legend’s timeless style with Liam’s deft lyricism and perceptive storytelling.

“Heartless” sounds like a modern throwback, as the vintage Statik beat is accented by contemporary elements to impart dexterous production. Combined with Liam’s words lyrics, the collaboration is bursting with easter eggs while simultaneously remaining accessible.

“Liam came through and it was organic,” Statik tells HipHopDX. “The joint came out right! He’s a dope cat on some New York City shit.”

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@statikselekt and I have a song releasing next Friday (8/14). I’m very thankful 4 this collab. I hope you guys enjoy it. ????

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While the Statik instrumental is captivating unto itself, it doesn’t consume the listening experience. Instead, it acts as an invisible hand guiding Liam’s pen. The New York-bred artist uses this soulful soundscape to channel his astute wordplay with lines such as, “I used to drive a Thunderbird pushing on E/Now we ain’t talking ‘less that ‘E’ between the ‘C’ and ‘O.’”

Liam Tracy Overcomes His ‘Demons’ On New Single

“Heartless” acts as a microcosm for Liam’s versatility — not only do the dense verses showcase Liam’s refined pen game but the hook’s lo-fi aesthetic also demonstrates his multifaceted approach. With rewind-worthy bars, an engaging hook and transcendent production, “Heartless” has something for every Hip Hop fan. 

Listen to “Heartless” below and cop the single here. For more information on Liam Tracy, head here. 

Liam Tracy · Heartless (prod. Statik Selektah)

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