Rico Nasty delivers an energetic new trap-pop track titled ‘ON THE LOW’.

      After recently sharing details about her upcoming studio album ‘LETHAL’, now set to release on May 16th through Fueled by Ramen (Atlantic Music Group), Rico Nasty has unveiled the next track, ‘ON THE LOW’. This release follows the rap-rock anthem and lead single ‘TEETHSUCKER (YEA3X)’, and according to Rico, it’s a song “for the girls” that ranks among her “favorite songs on the record”. Discussing ‘ON THE LOW’, the US artist mentioned: “[It] reveals a different aspect of the album compared to ‘TEETHSUCKER’. It’s sweeter and cuter but just as LETHAL!!” You can listen to ‘ON THE LOW’ and revisit our 2021 cover feature with Rico below. Here’s the tracklist for ‘LETHAL’:

      1. WHO WANT IT

      2. TEETHSUCKER (YEA3x)

      3. ON THE LOW

      4. PINK

      5. BUTTERYFLY KISSES

      6. EAT ME!

      7. SOUL SNATCHER

      8. GRAVE

      9. SON OF A GUN

      10. SMOKE BREAK

      11. CRASH

      12. CAN’T WIN EM ALL

      13. SAY WE DID

      14. YOU COULD NEVER

      15. SMILE

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