AJ Tracey has dropped a new single called Baja Blast.
The sun-drenched track features the West London rapper's commanding flow over Nathanial London's smooth, laid-back production, which interpolates Mario Winans' early-2000s classic Can't Help But Wait. It draws on Tracey's experiences moving between London and Los Angeles, with references to Beverly Hills and a lavish lifestyle.
It's the latest in a string of standalone singles from Tracey, following April's Quaresma and January's Ibiza featuring Blade Brown. He's also appeared on tracks by Unknown T and Pozer, as well as collaborating with KR$NA, ENNY and Anik Khan on Too Bait.
Despite the creative flurry, there's no word yet on a follow-up to his third album, 2025's 'Don't Die Before You're Dead'.
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