c-side releases new single BOOTY DO
Oct 13, 2026
Atlanta, Georgia Oct 12, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - With their third release of the year, C-SIDE is showing signs of consistency with a new single titled BOOTY DO. The Marvelous J produced track contains nostalgic elements orchestrated by KingDarius TheGreat that immediately pulls the listener in as he proceeds to compliment the exotic choice of instruments with an infectiously catchy chorus and equally enjoyable verse that entices the listener to sing along. What sounds like absolute praise to one of the most popular assets of anatomy in terms of physical attraction, HitJames followed by Kenny Kold, both proceed to carry the record through a stellar display of charismatic, Atlanta nightlife wordplay with instant quotables such as, "she don't want more followers, shawty lookin for a sponsor" & "turn it facefront three point stance," cementing not only their return as online innovators in music, but also showcasing the ability to inject movement into the club scene that has desperately been in need of a pick me up. BOOTY DO by C-SIDE is available on all platforms including both Spotify and YouTube at the links included. The group, comprised of songwriters, producers, a&r, management, content creators, DJ, and obviously in this case, the actual artists themselves.... continue to define what it means to be truly independent, which is why wearing the many hats they wear and excelling in terms of sound quality, as well as relevance, is totally appropriate and fitting for these three as a collaborative.
Spotify: BOOTY DO by C-SIDE
https://open.spotify.com/track/3T0HBFbiPmXi9gUKgTotaG
YouTube: BOOTY DO by C-SIDE
Source :C-SIDE
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