Conway The Machine drops his new song “Piano Love”.
After an announcement earlier this week, Conway The Machine has officially kicked the campaign for his new album with the song called “Piano Love“. The song is released through Shady Records, Interscope, and Griselda Records. The track features production from The Alchemist. It is the first single off his upcoming long-awaited Shady Records’ debut album “God Don’t Make Mistakes“.
A few months ago, Conway talked about his anticipated album and revealed that it will feature the illest lyrics. “The illest lyricism. The most beautiful wordplay that’s ever been witnessed in an era of humankind,” he said. “Put it simply, I’m just rapping, man. I’m rapping. I ain’t no humble time no more. We’re rapping or what, that’s my message to ni**as. What we doing? We’re moving into a space in the music world, we’re in an era where it don’t even matter if you’re nice or not. People like you, your page, your Gram, your posts, and sh*t more than they think about your lyrics. They don’t care about the music. If people like you as a person, you’re gonna stream amazingly. I ain’t tripping on that. I want to rap. Put me in that classroom with the rappers.”
In 2021, Griselda’s success has remained at a high level. Westside Gunn just released Side-B of his gigantic new LP “Hitler Wears Hermes 8“, while Benny The Butcher released his “Pyrex Picasso” EP in August. “It’s crazy that n***as want to copy your moves just to be in competition with you,” Benny said of Griselda’s copycats in a July Instagram story. “N***as want you to sharpen their sword so they can go and battle against you. Stop the bullshit. Pay homage. There’s only one Griselda, pu**y.”
This year, the Buffalo artist has already dropped two projects. “La Maquina” album in April, and “If It Bleeds It Can Be Killed”, a joint effort with Big Ghost. Recently, Conway assisted his fellow Griselda rapper and brother Westside Gunn on his album “Hitler Wears Hermes 8: Sincerely Adolf” and the Side B of it.
Listen to the new single below.
