"I'm a fuckin' smooth mover," Action Bronson says on the intro of his new single with Rick Ross, setting the stage for the laid back Harry Fraud-produced cut.
"Ross is one of my favorites for a long time, but that beat put me in that place," Bronson told Zane Lowe on Beats 1 this morning, explaining where the song's chilled out energy came from.
Bronson also took a minute to explain the delay of the release of Blue Chips 7000 (which is finally coming on August 25). After being vocal in his frustration with his label, he put the blame on himself and said complicated sample clearances caused the delay.
"Honestly I used ridiculous samples that sometimes take a little longer to clear," he said. "But trust me. Trust me. It's heat. There's a reason why I go through all these great lengths to clear these samples and have it no other way. There's something to that sound. They were doing something correct back then. Why fuck it up and mess with it?"
Listen to "9-24-7000" below.
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