As the final single leading into King Cooley's debut EP KILN, 'We Gon See' opens with a single, high-octave piano note that loops throughout the track, setting a hypnotic foundation for King Cooley’s effortless lyrical glide over it. Her wordplay is sharp and playful, but beyond the clever lines, the track also addresses weightier themes: 'Back in my Mazda / praying for Gaza / clutching my nozzle / turning my Nas up' revealing her ability to blend casual wit with reflection on the world around her. Hailing from Atlanta’s southside, King Cooley is a multi-talented Neo-Soul Hip-Hop artist. A mix of Erykah Badu and Noname, her southern twang, new-age swagger, and precise lyricism are immediately captivating. Her artistry extends beyond music - her background in visual design, informs a nuanced approach to storytelling, weaving visuals, conceptual ideas, and nostalgic hip-hop influences into her sonic identity. 'We Gon See' is laid-back but intentional, a testament to King Cooley’s skill as a lyricist and storyteller. In an era of synthetic, often superficial sounds, she builds her world thoughtfully, one line and one note at a time, crafting a enduring listening experience.