Let’s wait for Mike.’ You know what I’m saying? I don’t judge anything until after Mike touches it. It’s not that crazy.’ Then I’m like, ‘Just wait until Mike works on it. “I’ll be making something and people will be like, ‘It’s OK. “Once we get to a solid place with the music, we go see him and he takes it to where it needs to be,” the rapper told Complex. The album was mixed and mastered by Mike Dean, who 070 Shake used as a litmus test to know when a song is completely finished, trusting his creative vision to tie off such hyper-personal songs. You Can’t Kill Me shows how dedicated I am to being free within music… Feeling is the biggest ingredient of my music.” She adds: “With each album, it’s like you’re being revealed more and more. “You can’t kill me because I’m more than my body.” “We’re so attached to this physical world, it makes us more susceptible to being hurt,” 070 Shake shared of the album’s thematic arc in a statement. The visual finds 070 Shake submerged in water and delivering stellar vocals while breathing through an oxygen mask. The visual builds on the album’s theme of intimacy as it relates to the body. That video was directed by Alexander Wesseley.
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