Milwaukee-born, Chicago-based artist Myquale taps in lojii to spread the news of his return with a new song.
The rapper, producer has been on a brief hiatus following a series of singles such as last year’s “Ganja,” featuring fellow left-field rapper Trapo.
On “Isaiah 54:17,” Myquale is bringing the same off-kilter beats that’s been growing association with his name. The track features a mellow, slow-tempo beat with a haunting sample. One that brings an eerie to the first listen but carries the cold demeanor Myquale and lojii bring with their vocal chemistry.
The two verses bring perspective on ideologies that touch home with Myquale, shining a light on interpersonal responsibilities one carries such as the need to protect a community. It’s a gritty reminder to not keep to yourself but to mind your business and protect what matters to you.
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