Aria van Weye 
Japanese rap icon Monyhorse is back—and he’s not alone. His new single “またね”, featuring Benjazzy, is a bass-soaked masterpiece full of smooth flexes, laid-back cool, and late-night drive energy. It’s the kind of track that makes you nod your head from the first beat and doesn’t let go.
The production on “またね” is deliciously heavy. From the first drop, it wraps you in deep sub-bass, echoing snares, and hazy, minimalist synths. It’s simple, slick, and confident—letting the bars breathe without ever losing its hypnotic grip. This is trap for grown folks: clean, stylish, and effortlessly addictive.
Monyhorse’s verses ride the beat like smoke curling from a lit cigarette—cool, measured, and razor-sharp. His flow glides with purpose, delivering lyrics that play between flex and farewell, sentiment and swagger. Then Benjazzy jumps in and doubles down, bringing his own flavor and grit to the second verse with precision and poise.
“またね” isn’t a party banger—it’s a vibe track. It’s for cruising the city after hours, for ex-lovers texting goodbyes they don’t really mean, for quiet confidence and knowing smirks. With this track, Monyhorse and Benjazzy prove that sometimes the most powerful statements are the ones whispered over 808s.
This is another polished gem from the Japanese rap scene—one that highlights both artists’ skills in riding mood-driven beats with technical finesse. If this is your introduction to either artist, it’s a smooth entry into a catalog full of underground heat.
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