Blazing a new cross-cultural trail for 2025, rising South Carolina pop-country musician CALDWELL and Brooklyn drill pioneer FIVIO FOREIGN have joined forces on the electrifying new collaboration ‘GET OUT THE WAY’ dropping on February 20 via Plush Records, Death To Normalcy, and ADA. Produced by BillboardKiller, who has also worked with Lil Wayne, Sexyy Red, and Meek Mill, among others, platinum-selling Grammy winner Vinny Venditto (Eminem, 2Chainz, Nicki Minaj), and Caldwell himself, the track is a fearless genre-bending statement – merging Southern country sensibilities with hard-hitting New York drill energy in a way never heard before.
From the first beat, ‘Get Out The Way’ is unapologetic in its energy. Caldwell commands the track with booming confidence, tipping his cowboy hat as he lays out his Southern roots over thumping 808s and rolling hi-hats. The anthemic hook sets the tone for a high-adrenaline ride, blending country storytelling, trap beats, and drill’s unmistakable bounce. Fivio Foreign enters like a storm, flipping Brooklyn bravado into a Western showdown, delivering razor-sharp bars that fuse his undeniable drill flow with Caldwell’s anthemic country swagger. It’s a clash of cultures that feels effortless, proving that hip-hop and country music can not only collide, but can evolve together.
Caldwell, who already boasts two iTunes #1 singles, including the viral hit ‘Flyin’ Pass’, continues to push pop-country music forward with his genre-bending innovations, while refusing to be boxed in. Meanwhile, Fivio Foreign, fresh off his critically acclaimed 2024 album Pain & Love 2, and his latest hit song ‘PlaqueBoyMax’, adds another captivating collaboration to his already illustrious resume, having worked with the likes of Nicki Minaj, Kanye West, and Alicia Keys. As Caldwell gears up for his debut album later this year, ‘Get Out The Way’ stands as a defining moment in his burgeoning career so far – an explosive pop-country and drill crossover track that shatters expectations.
Listen to the new track here.
