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| "GO AGAIN" | |
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| Single by BNYX® with Yeat featuring Superheaven | |
| Released | August 30, 2024 |
| Recorded | November 2023 |
| Genre | Rage rap |
| Length | 3:34 |
| Label | Lyfestyle Corporation, Field Trip Recordings & Capitol Records |
| Producer(s) | BNYX® |
"GO AGAIN" is a song by American record producer and songwriter Bnyx and extensive collaborator Yeat, featuring the band Superheaven. It was released through Lyfestyle Corporation, Field Trip Recordings & Capitol Records, and serves as BNYX's debut single and also lead single off of his upcoming debut studio album.
Background
editYeat and BNYX have extensively worked together on multiple of Yeat's projects. Sometime in 2023, BNYX® first previewed a snippet of the instrumental to this song on his TikTok page. Around sometime in November 2023, Yeat recorded on the song.[1] During a Yeat concert at Brooklyn Mirage, New York on June 24, 2024, BNYX played a snippet of this song on his opening set. The song was continued to be previewed as snippets at multiple other concerts.
Composition
editThe song interpolates Superheaven's song "Youngest Daughter." Although, the interpolation was originally meant to be a sample, BNYX confirmed that he had to match the guitar tone and the band had to re-record their vocals as the sample wasn't allowed to be used anymore.[2]
References
edit- ^ https://x.com/bnyx/status/1829378730030231990?s=46&t=sTii6daaVlIDbwoQ69vmtQ
- ^ @BNYX (August 30, 2024). "'spent 8 hours tryna match guitar tone last minute cause we found out like 3 weeks ago we couldn't use it anymore smh. called the band to re-record the vocals as close I possible.'" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
I spent 8 hours tryna match guitar tone last minute cause we found out like 3 weeks ago we couldn't use it anymore smh. And called the band to re-record the vocals as close I possible. I really fought for it