Onra and Pomrad's Newest Single is A Flawless "Swish"

Legendary beat-maker and producer Onra has teamed up with the incredible Pomrad (to make OXP) and singer/songwriter Devin Morrison to deliver a funky new single you won’t want to ignore. “Swish” is the first single off of OXP’s upcoming album “Swing Convention” which will be released on May 29th.
The song is groovy as f*. It layers sultry, hypnotic sounds reminiscent of Onra’s last album Nobody Has To Know, thick percussion sounds, and an unbeatable bass. It even gives us some some West Coast G-funk vibes using the high-pitch synthesizer whistles. The song is a playful love song singing about how “tonight we’re going to swish” and “how the ladies keep coming and coming…”… match this with the instrumental and you’ve got a t u n e!
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