Uprising New York recording artist Ladibree kicks off the summer with a potential song of the season with the release of her latest song, properly-titled, "Pop Shit." For the song, Ladibree delivers a young, fly and flashy personality that electrifies fans and build intrigue for the heat she has on the way for a game-changing season. Stream it now via Ladibree/Saint Bernard.

For Ladibree, the new single is a homage to the true essence of a New Yorker. She explains: "When you're from NYC you learn very quickly that you have to be confident, you have to at least somewhat know yourself, and you have to be willing to pop your shit or else you're liable to get lost in the noise. I have no interest in getting lost in all of that, so if I have to introduce myself or remind others of who I am and what I'm capable of, I will most definitely talk my shit and do so."

"Pop Shit" sets up Ladibree's forthcoming album which follows her 2019 EP, Only Everything. In 2021, Ladibree released previous buzzworthy appetizers in "Born Winner" and "I Lied (Freestyle)." To stay up-to-date on everything on the way from Ladibree, follow her on social media.

Stream and share Ladibree's new single below.

https://open.spotify.com/album/7uRNf4OgYHFwusla5jGUsh

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