We formally introduced you to Massachusetts-reared producer Tonio Sagan in February, when the grandson of the late, world renowned astrophysicist Carl Sagan released his 15-minute cosmic opus, “Stuff Dreams Are Made Of” as a way to bridge a gap between the cosmos and hip-hop music.
Today, Tonio completely flips the script, as he enlists reggae deejay (and pupil of Bounty Killer) Warrior King and co-producer Gems Geneva for a bouncy dancehall single titled “Frenemies.” The premise of the song revolves around that one (or group) of friends who continue to fake the funk. Let’s be honest, we’ve all dealt with these snake-types once in awhile — and if you keep any in your circle still, it’s just best to keep even closer to you. You all know that old adage…
