Kodak Black Releases New Single 'Non Believer'
(Capitol Music Group) Kodak Black unleashes "Non Believer," a spiritual new song that marks one of his most deeply personal to date. Coated in piercing reflection and existential exploration, the new single is as vulnerable as it is mesmerizing.
Coasting bursts of insistent percussion and supple guitar strings that let his words breathe, Kodak Black dives into themes of morality. The Pooh Beatz, EJ Beats, and Juji produced record sifts through tragic outcomes and evolving morality with disarming honesty. "Lord knows I'm not perfect, but I try to make it right," he raps, his raw admission spilling out with unguarded sincerity. Earnest, melodic and unflinchingly transparent, it's quintessential Kodak. It's also a sign of a young creator growing as a rapper while turning his mistakes into the most compelling art in the world of music.
"Non Believer" follows the release of "Shampoo," a confident burst of street rap that typifies the style that made him a superstar. On "Shampoo" he effortlessly shifts his cadence as he victoriously and confidently assures, "I got the sauce-like a condiment." Of course, "Shampoo" was preceded by When I Was Dead, an engrossing album that sees Kodak lay bare his nightmares and blood-stained aspirations. Powered by lead single, "Lemme See," the LP only reaffirmed Kodak's status as one of the most powerful artists of his generation.
Kodak's music has helped make him a staple of modern rap folklore - an example of the sort of world-weary songwriting that defines the most powerful storytellers. He continues to average 28 million monthly listeners on Spotify with nearly 25 billion global streams. With "Non Believer," shows no signs of letting up.
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