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Ice Spice drops new single “Gimmie a Light”

Ice Spice drops new single “Gimmie a Light”

US rapper Ice Spice has released her latest single, “Gimmie a Light.”

The track, which she debuted at Coachella in April, features a sample from Sean Paul’s 2002 hit “Gimme the Light,” which reached No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100.

The music video for “Gimmie a Light” showcases Ice Spice driving through New York in a hot pink Range Rover, twerking in the backseat while being followed by a group of bikers.

The video was co-directed by Ice Spice alongside Frederick Buford and George Buford.

Ice Spice is now gearing up to release her album “Y2K,” her first full-length project since her 2023 EP “Like..?”.

In a February interview with the Today show, she revealed that the album will feature a “crazy collaboration” and will see her experimenting with new sounds.

“It’s definitely gonna be a drill album,” she said.

“But I have a lot of different sounding beats that I haven’t really been heard on much, so I’m excited for those more than anything. I really want to know what my fans think about these new-sounding songs.”

Who is Ice Spice?

Ice Spice is a rapper from the Bronx, New York. She gained significant attention in the hip-hop scene with her distinctive style and catchy drill music.

Ice Spice’s breakthrough came with her viral hit “Munch (Feelin’ U)” in 2022, which garnered millions of views on social media platforms and streaming services.

Her music is characterized by its energetic beats, confident lyrics, and her unique blend of drill and trap influences.

Ice Spice’s rise to fame has been marked by her engaging personality, strong social media presence, and collaborations with other artists in the industry.

In addition to her singles, Ice Spice has released the EP “Like..?” in 2023, which further established her as a prominent figure in the rap community.

She continues to build her career with new music releases, including her upcoming album “Y2K,” and performances at major events like Coachella.

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