Aztec Flow, the emerging hip-hop duo known for their gritty sound and biting lyricism, has just released a new track titled “Serpico” featuring Atahan. The song takes aim at those who betray trust and spread half-truths, and draws its inspiration from the 1970s Al Pacino movie of the same name. With their signature distorted vocals and booming 808s, Aztec Flow and Atahan deliver punchline after punchline, taking memeing and trash talking to a whole new level.
In the accompanying music video, the duo takes on the roles of corrupt cops in a dystopian future where drugs have been legalized and the government is cracking down on those who don’t comply with their taxation scheme. The video’s creative direction adds an extra layer of depth to the song’s theme, highlighting the hypocrisy of those who claim to be on the side of justice while engaging in corrupt behavior.
“Serpico” showcases Aztec Flow and Atahan’s unique style and approach to hip-hop, and is sure to resonate with fans of the genre who appreciate raw, unapologetic lyricism. With its catchy beat and clever wordplay, the track is a testament to the duo’s talent and promise as rising stars in the hip-hop world.
