Otti – Whole Zone | New Music
Detroit’s Otti only just dropped the video for “Top 5” off his The Otti Man project, but now he has come through with this new cut titled “Whole Zone”. Producer Lytton Scott provides the backdrop, and is a lazy and spooky one with ghostly voices whistling throughout. The drums are electronic and almost very industrial, like the clapping of steel. Otti’s flow is very laidback, almost half asleep. The song does not even clock in at the two and a half minute mark, ensuring quality with brevity, instead of dragging it out remotely any longer than it needs to be.
#Peace.Love.Otti
I've always wanted to be involved in the media since before I even left school; to write for a living.I feel most eloquent when mapping out my thoughts on paper or on a computer screen.I studied media at college for two years, and went straight into third year at university studying publishing with journalism.After a range of work experience, I did a magazine journalism course in Bournemouth, a long way away from my hometown of Aberdeen, achieving my NCTJ qualifications.Now I spend my time gladly writing about music.
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