SATELLITE Lyrics – CHASE B (feat. Don Toliver & SoFaygo)

This snippet-premiered heater, first teased in a Halloween club haze back in October, pulls from sessions that were meant for Chase’s MANIA tape but got yoinked for this glow-up. It’s melodic trap at its most addictive: woozy synths floating over thumping 808s like a satellite signal cutting through static, with Don’s chorus looping that paranoid plea—“Don’t turn your back on me like this”—while SoFaygo’s verse drips diamonds and soul-snatching swagger.

Thematically, it’s all about that gut-punch loyalty test: iced wrists masking cold shoulders, outsiders plotting while you paint masterpieces in the shadows. Chase self-produced the backbone, blending his DJ flair for seamless drops with those Cactus Jack echoes—think Travis-adjacent atmospherics but leaner, meaner, ready for late-night drives or festival blackouts. Official word hit his Insta on December 16, locking in the Friday drop and hyping the full album chase.

BE VERY AFRAID marks Chase’s debut full-length, a long-brewing beast delayed from ’23 teases into this 2025 reckoning—stacked with Cactus Jack kin like Travis Scott on “HEARTBEAT” ft. Swae Lee, Don Toliver doubling up on “Hotel Lobby” with Pusha T, and heat from Gunna, Quavo, Young Thug, and more across 11 tracks. No rigid saga, just a wavy warning on the game’s underbelly: street sweeps, maydays, and love that hits like a heartbeat skip. Clocking around 40 minutes, it’s Chase’s sonic scrapbook—produced in NYC haze with Ambezza and crew—proving he’s not just spinning; he’s scripting the next wave. Fans can pre-save it on Spotify for the full tracklist and updates.

Chase is cresting his empire arc right now, the Howard U. alum turned Travis’s ride-or-die DJ who’s spun sets from Astroworld afterparties to global residencies, racking plaques off beats for Yeat and Lil Uzi. Fresh off sold-out AUX Money pop-ups and that viral Rolling Loud takeover, BE VERY AFRAID’s his producer’s chair flip—trading booth shadows for spotlight sermons, evolving from hype man to hazy hitmaker who makes fear feel like flying.