Rising pop-country star Caldwell and Brooklyn drill pioneer Fivio Foreign dropped “Get Out The Way,” an electrifying collaboration that blends two seemingly opposite genres into a thrilling musical experience. The track, released under Plush Records, Death To Normalcy, and ADA, is a boundary-pushing anthem that merges the storytelling roots of Southern country with the raw energy of drill music. In doing so, it signals the beginning of a genre-defying wave that could shape the future of both styles.
From the outset, “Get Out The Way” demands attention. Caldwell, a South Carolina native, leads the charge with his unmistakable Southern charm, laying down an infectious hook that marries country lyrics with hard-hitting trap beats. His confident delivery is matched by booming 808s and the tight rhythm of rolling hi-hats, creating an anthemic sound that sets the stage for an explosive crossover. It’s not just country with a beat—it’s an unapologetic fusion of two cultures that feels completely natural.
Then, Fivio Foreign bursts in, flipping his drill flow into the narrative with the kind of magnetic energy that’s made him one of the genre’s most exciting voices. His razor-sharp bars bring the track’s intensity to another level, effortlessly blending Brooklyn bravado with Caldwell’s country swagger. It’s an audacious, yet seamless, clash of two worlds that proves hip-hop and country can evolve together rather than clash against each other.
Caldwell, who’s already achieved two iTunes #1 singles and a viral hit with “Flyin’ Pass,” has long made a name for himself as a fearless artist unwilling to fit within the constraints of traditional pop-country. The collaboration with Fivio Foreign marks a defining moment in his career, further cementing his position as a genre-bending innovator. Meanwhile, Fivio Foreign’s contribution elevates the track into something even more exciting, adding another layer to his already impressive discography.
As both artists push the limits of their respective genres, “Get Out The Way” signals the rise of a new musical frontier where anything goes. For Caldwell and Fivio Foreign, it’s an explosive beginning to what promises to be a groundbreaking year.