HAWA debuted last year when just 17 years old with two outstanding tracks ‘Might Be’ and ‘I’m Safe’. Lauded by the likes of The FADER, Complex, Pigeons & Planes & Pitchfork, the tracks picked up support in playlists such as Fresh Finds, FF: Fire Emoji and One Week, One Playlist. With time off to finish high school, she’s back with brand new cut ‘Kill Some’, again working with in-demand Brooklyn producer Tony Seltzer (Jay Critch, Smokepurrp, Ski Mask).
Watch the official video for ‘Kill Some’
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