December 12, 2020

YS releases “Killas & Demons” visual ahead of “Cold Hearted” project

Staff

YS once again connects with sought after California producer Charlie Shuffler (credits include Lil Peep, Lil Yachty, Guapdad 4000) and Rio Leyva of Internet Money for his latest single “Killas & Demons”. In this Chum Productions directed visual, YS congregates with his homies at their local liquor store. With lyrics like “we do hits, bare face no mask” he shows why he’s the coldest in the winter.

This is the Compton artists second offering from his highly anticipated “Cold Hearted” project which is set to be released December 16th via Alamo Records. The project will feature Sada Baby, capitalizing on the success of their recent street smash “Mobsters”, as well as Guapdad 4000.

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