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RxL World Share New Winter Anthem “Winter Time”
UK duo RxL World have returned with their brand-new single, “Winter Time”. The rising Londoners have been going from strength to strength since arriving on the scene in 2019 and have had an impressive momentum-building 2021 with hits such as “Magnums”, paving the way for “Winter Time”, which is set to be their biggest release yet.
As the winter approaches, the track couldn’t be better timed. With a mellow production intertwined with smooth rap flows and gorgeous silky vocals in the chorus, the track continues RxL World’s brand of combining rap and R&B with an afro-twist inspired by their African descents – Reece is Ghanaian and Lorenzo is Angolan. Combining all of these elements makes for a truly fascinating listen that has captured audiences early on.
Speaking further on the new release, RxL World say, “‘Winter Time’ is about escaping the dark and cold of the winter time and going somewhere hot with your bae. There is never a better time to go on a sunshine holiday than the winter time. We came across the beat whilst we were in the studio finishing off another song and we really liked it. On the way home whilst the beat was playing, Reece wrote a banging verse and Lorenzo came up with the hook but didn’t think it would be right for him to sing it, so we drafted in the help of our friend Selz, who was able to bring the magic and bring the chorus to life.”
With catchy melodies, clever punchlines and a vibrant energy that they bring to each release, it’s clear RxL World have a bright future, with “Winter Time” decisively marking the pair out as ones to watch. “Winter Time” is available to buy/stream now on all platforms: https://bfan.link/winter-time.
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