Lyca

Swarmz's song 'Lyca' offers a raw and unfiltered look into the life and struggles of someone entrenched in street culture. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the challenges and choices faced by individuals in this environment. The recurring mention of 'Lyca,' a popular brand of mobile phones, symbolizes constant communication and connection within this world, highlighting the importance of staying in touch and being aware of one's surroundings.

The song delves into themes of loyalty, self-reliance, and the ever-present threat of violence. Swarmz emphasizes his ability to handle situations on his own, stating, 'I can do it on my Jack Jones,' which means he can manage without the help of his crew. This independence is crucial in a world where trust is scarce, and betrayal can have deadly consequences. The lyrics also touch on the dangers of getting caught by the authorities, with lines like 'If you talk to the feds that's a boom-bye-yay,' underscoring the severe repercussions of snitching.

Despite the harsh realities depicted, there are moments of escapism and enjoyment. The repeated references to 'whining' and partying suggest a desire to find joy and normalcy amidst the chaos. The '9 Side' represents Swarmz's neighborhood, a place where he and his friends navigate the highs and lows of their lifestyle. The song captures the duality of street life, where moments of camaraderie and celebration coexist with the constant threat of danger and the need for vigilance.