Sleepy Hallow and Kyle Richh have released a new single, "Fine," HotNewHipHop reported on August 14. The outlet places the track squarely in the New York drill scene both rappers come from, noting Sleepy Hallow is in the midst of a run of new releases.
The pairing makes sense, according to the review, since the two artists occupy similar space within that scene: Kyle Richh built his name partly through the drill group 41, releasing tracks like "Trick" and, with Lil Tjay, "I Should've Known." HotNewHipHop describes the production on "Fine" as carrying the tropes typical of New York drill, with the two rappers showing what it calls solid chemistry on the track.
Sleepy Hallow first broke out of Brooklyn's Flatbush drill scene, part of the loosely connected Winners Circle collective that also produced Sheff G, before going on to chart with tracks including "Deep End Freestyle." "Fine" arrives as a standalone single rather than part of a larger project announcement.
"Fine" is out now, one of this week's new hip-hop releases on the release calendar.
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- Fine is a new single from Sleepy Hallow and Kyle Richh
- HotNewHipHop places it in the New York drill tradition
- The song was released August 14
- Kyle Richh built his name partly through the drill group 41
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