Emerging hip-hop stars and talented recording artists Derrick Cobb and Ashley Whitaker turn up the energy with their electrifying new release, "Big Bank [Good Trouble Jersey Club Remix]."
Known for her cutting-edge sound and powerful lyrics, Ashley Whitaker has worked behind the scenes with some of the biggest names in music, and her solo career is quickly gaining momentum. Similarly, Brooklyn's own Derrick Cobb brings his flair to the table as a seasoned artist with a history in both music and fashion.
Their latest collaboration, "Big Bank [Good Trouble Jersey Club Remix]," is a high-octane track that merges their unique styles into a dancefloor-ready anthem perfect for your final summer rager.
Jumping into "Big Bank [Good Trouble Jersey Club Remix]," we can already tell this is about to be 3 minutes of pure energy. While the buzzy synths and crunchy drums come pounding through, Derrick Cobb keeps the vibes high with his "Big Bank" vocal chops. Without a second to spare, he leads us to the fist-pumping, invigorating beat drop that, in Cobb's words, makes us "dance like nobody's watching."
Ashley Whitaker's cutthroat flow is another treat for the ears. It switches the vibe to a more serious, no-BS approach that leaves us embracing our inner boss. The power and authority in her flow are unmatched, and they perfectly match the fiery vibe of this dance remix. While the OG hip-hop version is a banger, this one's on another level.
Do yourself a favor and lose yourself in Derrick Cobb and Ashley Whitaker's latest hit, "Big Bank [Good Trouble Jersey Club Remix]," now available on all digital streaming platforms.
Welcome to Buzz, Derrick and Ashley! We’re thrilled to discuss your latest single, "Big Bank [Good Trouble Jersey Club Remix]." What inspired you to create the original track, "Big Bank?"
D: Thank you for having us
A: Yes, thank you for having us.
D: The original track was inspired by my brother and songwriter buddy Brandon Lewis. I was at a party, and I got into an argument ... and he was like, Bro, no, let's go in and put these emotions in a song.
A: Derrick Invited me to do a verse on the song, but by then, we had become friends after meeting at an event at Spotify LA headquarters a year prior. So, I was familiar with his energy and vibe.
What do you like most about the Good Trouble Jersey Club remix of "Big Bank"? What's your take on it?
A: Personally, I love the song's ability to bend genres, and this just proves that. Good trouble came hard on her remix, and it was very exciting to see the song transform the way it did. I watched her stream while she made it, and it was wild.
D: That part! I wanted to do a dance record, and I thought "Good Trouble" was perfect. Her real name is Cristina Melendez, and she is like family to me. Seeing her emerge as a DJ and an Artist has been exciting. So, of course, having her on the remix was a no-brainer.
Ashley, your verse on "Big Bank" is so fierce. What vibe or message did you want to convey with your bars?
A: Thank you; I really appreciate that. Honestly, I didn’t go into it with a message in mind. Most of my music is heavy with messages, and this song, I just wanted to come hard and have fun. Derrick and I always vibe together, and I just wanted to match his energy.
Derrick, what was your songwriting process for "Big Bank?" What sort of images or scenes did you want to paint for listeners?
D: My songwriting process for this song is simple. I got in the studio to vent (and I was venting, lol) for a while, and the idea came. Then, my team and I started to produce, write, and develop the record to ensure we captured the feelings in real time. So it started as a real feeling, and then I sat and made sure I told the whole story.
What do you hope listeners feel when hearing "Big Bank [Good Trouble Jersey Club Remix]?
A: As I said before, I hope it reaches different kinds of people and allows them to express themselves freely in whatever way they feel fit. The song has the potential to make people feel energized, excited, and even, hopefully, confident.
D: I hope that they run to the dance floor. I hope that they blast this during their rides on the way to a rave, a club, or an afters. Most importantly, I want people to hear this song and let the music make them feel free and dance like no one is watching.
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