NEFFEX - Life Is Good

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{Chorus}
Working on the weekend like usual
Way off from the deep end like usual
People swear they pass us , they doing too much
I haven't done my taxes i'm too turned up
Virgil got a Patek on my wrist going nuts
People got me slipping once okay, so what?
Someone hit your block up, I'll tell you if it was us
Man I held some rolls with this -sh, too plush
Say my days are numbered, but I keep waking up
Know you say my tasks baby, please say something
Why I'm by the glass man of cheapskate, huh?
People gotta move up my release date, huh

{Verse}
And hey, this is fame not clout
I don't even know what's that even about
Watch your mouth, baby got an ego
Twice the size of the crib
I can never tell her -ish, it is what it is
I said what I had to do, and I did
Never turned my back on FBG Hod forbid
Virgil got the Patek on my wrist doing front flips
Giving you my number, but don't hit me on the dumb ish

{Chorus}
Working on the weekend like usual
Way off in the deep end like usual
People swear they pass us , they doing too much
I haven't done my taxes i'm too turned up

Release Date: July 21, 2024

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NEFFEX is an independent production duo consisting of vocalist Brandon “B-Ho” Horth and DJ Cam Wales. They describe their music as “an aggressive, but ultimately pop-oriented blend of Hip Hop, Alternative Rock and EDM”. Their lyrics focus on sharing experiences and motivating people to chase after their dreams.

Horth and Wales started making music with a Punk Rock band at the age of 15 and later formed NEFFEX in 2015. In February 2017 they started to release one song every week, known as “100 songs in 100 weeks” starting with “Bros B4 Hoes” and ending with “100 (Count it)”. These 100 weeks gained them a lot of traction for both their dedication to it, and the quality of the music produced.

The band prided that all of their songs are all copyright free, which means that everyone can use them in YouTube videos or other productions without licensing fees. This helped gain even more traction for the band, and a great reputation, particularly in there “100 in 100” period.

As of 2021, the two members of the band decided to split up, with their last official work together being their 2020 album, New Beginnings. With producer Cam Wales going his own direction, Brandon continued on the band, bringing back the loved weekly and copyright-free releases in Brandon’s NO TURNING BACK album.