As we all move further into old age and closer to a deathbed made from our own overgrown toenails and phlegm stained memories, it becomes more and more apparent that young people are more and more succesful by the year. Take Newcastle producer Dom Zilla, for example. He started making beats at the age of twelve and by nineteen, the likes of Skinnyman and Raekwon were rapping over them. From there, Dom Zilla shifted his direction slightly and found both underground success and critical acclaim working with Lulu James on "Rope Mirage", "Halfway to Hell", and Black Butter Records classic "Be Safe". Now though, he's stepping out on his own.Here's his latest track "Cold", a sparse production anchored by a soulful vocal that will no doubt set Dom Zilla up in your ranks. Listen below:
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