Lil Tecca’s recent single transports us to the 80s thanks to its memorable Buggles reference. Tecca employs his melodic tone and smooth lyrical delivery on “Owa Owa” to seduce his female subject with a passionate new track.

The production samples draw from the iconic 80s pop of the hit song “TV Killed The Radio Star.” The track holds significant historical value as it marked the first song played when MTV launched its music channel.

In his song lyrics, Lil Tecca wins over his love with his charming narrative and self-assurance. His background and experience in music have contributed to his success, making him one of the most promising new stars in contemporary hip-hop. He notes the significant contrast between his modest upbringing and his current position within the music industry.

“Owa Owa” has garnered widespread acclaim from its supporters. The song has been described by many as the “Song of the Summer.” A YouTube user expressed relief with the use of fire emojis in a comment, stating “Summer is saved.”

The new track for Tecca showcases his ability to bounce back, also highlighting the significance of being genuine. The song’s authenticity has resonated with fans, who frequently mention its relatability and the unique perspective it offers into Tecca’s thought process.

The latest track from Tecca’s upcoming album solidifies it as a must-listen. “This album is going to be wild,” said a YouTube user. He is reminding us about his new album by posting another song from it.

Tecca’s upcoming album, DOPAMINE, is poised to be his most impressive release to date.