The hip-hop collective 41 has unveiled their latest single, “Lisp,” a sultry track that showcases the talents of members Kyle Richh, Jenn Carter, and Tata. Continuing their prolific output in 2025, the release is accompanied by a visually captivating music video that embraces the track’s sexually charged themes.
“Lisp” follows the artists’ established style, blending elements of Brooklyn drill with Jersey club influences. The song features a slow, sensual beat and minimalistic melodic undertones, creating a mood that sets it apart from the more explosive sounds typically associated with their genre. Richh’s smooth entry into the track contrasts with Carter’s laid-back delivery, while Tata injects energy into the mix, showcasing their individual strengths and chemistry.
The collective has been making waves in the music scene, particularly in Brooklyn and Jersey, where they have garnered a dedicated fanbase. Their previous singles, including “Naked,” featuring A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, and the introspective “Presidential (Save Me),” have further cemented their position within these vibrant music communities.
Tata recently released a solo project titled “No Love,” produced by 24MMY, highlighting the group’s versatility and commitment to exploring new musical avenues. As they maintain their distinct sound, 41 continues to be a significant presence in the industry, poised to leave a lasting impact on the evolving landscape of hip-hop.
While “Lisp” may not exhibit the frenetic energy found in some of their earlier works, it reflects a conscious choice to embrace a more laid-back groove. This adaptability has allowed 41 to thrive and remain relevant within the competitive music scene. Their ability to blend different styles while staying true to their roots is a testament to their artistry.
As fans eagerly await their next full-length project, 41’s consistent output signifies their dedication to refining their sound and artistic expression. In a genre that often prizes innovation, their unwavering commitment to their style is noteworthy and speaks volumes about their influence in the music world.
Quotable lyrics from “Lisp” encapsulate the track’s essence:
“She built like Kim, and she all in SKIMS, I want skin to skin, I could tell that she been in the gym, She get out of the shower, come too close, we be f***ing for hours, And she know I’m a stalker, you know that p***y got powers.”
As the collective continues to navigate their artistic journey, fans remain excited for what lies ahead, ready to embrace more of their unique sound and collaborative energy.
