Nasty C and Tellaman have released the highly anticipated collaboration titled T’s & C’s Apply, an EP that showcases their adept lyricism, engaging melodies, and the strong rapport they’ve developed over time. The project opens with an introduction by Ayanda MVP, featuring a crafted radio insert that establishes the overall mood of the EP.
<spanFollowing the intro, the track ‘Call Me’ is introduced as a smooth listen. Tellaman opens the song with, “Hey there stranger how been/where you been at.” The production evokes the style of early 2010s R&B. In his verses, Nasty C expresses his feelings of missing a romantic partner, conveying a sense of longing due to a lack of recent communication.
<spanNext up is ‘Come Over’, which carries an emotive ambiance and is primarily led by Nasty C. The narrative progresses as he addresses his romantic interest, suggesting that they have moved beyond initial discussions and are now inviting her to come and spend time together.
<spanThe EP concludes with ‘Sally’s Interlude’, which has a brief duration of 1 minute and 31 seconds. In this interlude, Nasty C expresses his admiration for his romantic interest, sharing his insights about the artists she enjoys listening to in an effort to learn more about her.
<spanIn summary, Tellaman and Nasty C have crafted a commendable EP. Their collaborative effort with T’s & C’s Apply is a notable addition to their discography. You can listen to T’s & C’s Apply below.
