Mick Jenkins & Emil Release New Single “Words I Should’ve Said” Featuring Enny
Chicago rapper Mick Jenkins surprised fans today with the release of “Words I Should’ve Said,” a new single produced by Emil and featuring rising UK artist Enny. The track, released via Stanisland Magazine, offers a raw and emotionally resonant exploration of a fractured relationship, hinting at the direction of Jenkins’ forthcoming album, “A Murder of Crows.”
The song unfolds over a gentle composition of calming strings and staccato piano keys. Jenkins and Enny deliver verses that capture the complexities of regret and fading connections. Enny’s contribution is particularly striking, showcasing her lyrical prowess with lines like, “Hindsight will hit, In Hindsight it clicked, In hindsight signs did exist, I’m fighting this.”
Jenkins responds with equally poignant introspection, sharing vulnerable thoughts on family and personal struggles: “You should know I’m prolly faded most of the time, The older I get my pops fading out of my mind, But You should know thats plaguing me too, This not visual ID usually paint but its true, These ain’t the greatest parts of me but they apart of me too.“
The interplay between the two artists creates a palpable tension, underscored by Emil’s polished production. the release highlights Jenkins’ skill in selecting collaborators, a hallmark of his work within the hip-hop landscape.Features,often overused,are utilized selectively by Jenkins to enhance his artistic vision and provide insight into his upcoming projects.
“Words I should’ve Said” is available now on all streaming platforms. The single serves as a compelling preview of “A Murder of Crows,” positioning Jenkins as an artist continuing to refine his craft and build towards a legacy within the genre.
