VANNDA & SONGHA "MONSOON" M/V REACTION

[@richoxgen]

SONGHA - The Grimes, Vol. 1 (2021) The sophomore offering from Cambodian artist SONGHA arrives a year later he made his official debut in Take What You Need. This time around, SONGHA goes for the maximal approach, collaborating with his fellow labelmates at Baramey Production and expanding the album’s sonic palette, spanning multiple genres, from hip hop to electronica. Inspired by Hollywood’s immersive atmosphere and eternal allure, SONGHA treats The Grimes, Vol. 1 as a cinematic event and takes complete control as producer, singer, and songwriter. Compared to his debut’s lean feature list, the 15-track The Grimes, Vol. 1 is a highly collaborative project, which includes features from Sophia Kao, Sreng, All3rgy, YCN Rakhie, Mut Phearin, Punleur Koa, A-GVME, YCN Tomie, VannDa, Meezy24k, GV Lux, Hasha, KWAN, YCN Dizzy, Juvie Lin, Nunkay, Daniel Omens, J8D8, and Rxthy. Last week, Baramey Productions debuted the Hollywood-inspired album teaser, featuring all nineteen Cambodian artists involved in the project. The ambitious album includes previously released singles such as “Anxiety” with YCN Rakhie and the “Mastermind” featuring YCN Tomie and A-GVME (Dash Game), which channels the classic 1972 film The Godfather.

[@KhtouKpc]

Cambodia❤

[@SovannraSeang-m5z]

"if u dont know a crown u better know how it fit between a normal head and a king's head" BARSSS bro

[@NiRu-gg3sm]

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[@JDWSN1]

Thank you

[@trey_sek]

This beat in the intro is called before the storm which vannda does like a spoken word to it.

[@HoNor-u4c]

Ok VD the same xxxtentacion USA

[@SdmneklllKe]

daddy da, please

[@trey_sek]

Monsoon is like a big rain storm and songha isn't on this song he and vannda produced the beat and on this album songha isnt on any of the song this album i called the grimes

[@HoNor-u4c]

Ok VD the same xxxtentacion USA

[@JDWSN1]

I only added his name to the title because that's how Vannda had it on his video

[@HoNor-u4c]

Ok VD the same xxxtentacion USA

[@JDWSN1]

Yes