Big Man Ting

The pulse here beats like bass from a club speaker - confidently, defiantly, and with a hint of playful arrogance. The words seem to glide between the glamour of playing cards, yachts, curious details like ‘chickens with buns’ and a sincere belief in one's own crown. All this luxury sounds not arrogant, but rather playful - like when you put on the brightest dress on a dare and go out to conquer the world without looking back.

Somewhere between the lines, there is also a soft warmth: behind the loud beats, you can sense a person who knows their worth but is not going to please anyone. ‘Don't pay, then leave’ is not so much about money as it is about boundaries. And because of this, the track is not about showing off, but about the freedom to be yourself: bold, strong, with a sense of humour and the right to your own ‘boom-boom-boom’ until morning.