NEY THE BAE’S GOT THE WHOLE CITY CHOKING WITH NEW SINGLE

There’s a certain kind of bass that doesn’t just hit — it warns you. And when Ney The Bae opens her new single ‘Whole City’ with that kind of bassline, best believe it’s not just for flex. It’s a signal. She’s arriving. And she’s not asking for permission.

After carving out her lane with her bold, unapologetic EP VUKA, Ney is back — and sharper than ever. ‘Whole City’ sounds like a war cry dipped in confidence. It’s got that I’m-here-now-what energy. Aggressive, bass-heavy, and built for the streets, clubs, and car speakers alike — this track isn’t trying to fit in. It’s built to stand all the way out.

On it, Ney walks with the kind of lyrical ease that only comes when you know you’ve already won the room. She’s not chasing co-signs — she’s already got the city on her back. It’s in the way she delivers bar after bar like she’s holding a mirror to her rise. Cool, commanding, and just a little bit cocky (as she should be), Ney isn’t here to play sweet. She’s here to play headliner.

You can hear the echoes of VUKA in the DNA of this track — gritty, full of presence, with zero intention of watering anything down. But where VUKA was the intro, ‘Whole City’ feels like the declaration. It’s the soundtrack to a quiet storm becoming a loud legacy.

And while the title might sound like a flex, it’s not just noise. It’s prophecy. Ney’s letting us know that she’s not just a feature or a flame that fizzles out. She’s here to occupy space. To rattle the system. To own the moment — whether the industry’s ready or not.

Will she take over the whole city?
Well… you’ve been warned.