The track marks the Bronx MC’s first feature since ᴀssisting Taylor Swift on her “Karma” remix in 2023
Ice Spice just hopped on a remix for what’s already being hailed a major “song of the summer” contender!
On Friday, April 26, the 24-year-old rapper teamed up with musicians Cash Cobain and Bay Swag for a remix of their hit “Fisherrr,” which has already taken New York by storm.
The song, which arrives alongside a music video set in her native New York City, features Ice rapping about — among other things — wealth, being the “baddest boo” and the importance of consuming your oats and vegetables.
“It’s a beautiful record. It feels amazing, it feels like N.Y.C. is back stronger than ever with me and Spice — two Bronx legends,” Cobain says in a press release. “Get ready for the song of the summer.”
In the video itself, directed by KZA, Ice joins her new friends in a Chinese restaurant, on the streets of New York and even poses in the back of a car with a few handfuls of money.
The song marks Ice’s first feature since she joined Taylor Swift on their “Karma” remix last May, and comes as she continues to tease her upcoming debut album Y2K.
As for Cobain, the fellow Bronx native has had a major several months of his own, from the rising success of “Fisherrr,” to scoring production credits for the likes of Drake and PinkPantheress. In a new interview with Billboard, he teased potential collaborations with the likes of Travis Scott, Don Toliver and Frank Ocean, whom he revealed “really f—s with my music.”
And outside of her latest music video appearance, Ice, who recently performed at Coachella, will soon be taking her talents to the big screen.
On Weds., April 10, Variety reported that the musician will be making her feature film debut in Spike Lee‘s reinterpretation of Akira Kurosawa’s 1963 thriller High and Low. The project, confirmed by Apple Original Films with a post on X (formerly known as Twitter), will also feature Denzel Washington.
Back in February, Ice spoke with PEOPLE about her appearance in a Starry Super Bowl ad, and detailed what her acting future looks like.
“This is my second time acting ever, so wherever the wind takes me for real,” she said at the time. Until then, check out her latest guest-starring role in the “Fisherrr” remix video up above.
