Dublin Hip-Hop Duo Hare Squead Have Dropped Off Their Newest Offering “DISLOYAL WTF”

Rehana Harmony
Jun 12, 2020
1 min read

The track has been lifted from EDEN’s ‘New World Tapes’, this pairing comes an no surprise as EDEN has a tendency of bringing the finest artists together.

Now, he joins forces with pioneering Irish hip-hop group, Hare Squead; for the latest addition to the New World Tapes in the form of “DISLOYAL WTF”.

The EDEN-produced cut evokes sounds of a swirling electro jam, driven heavily by electric guitar riffs and a pitchy auto-tuned hook. Upon listening a rock-inspired tone becomes extremely prevalent, during we hear the pair question their love interests loyalty while merging themes heartbreak and impassioned croons.

Stream DISLOYAL WTF on Spotify and Apple Music here.

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