Gripping vocals, shredding lyrics, and a strangely optimistic melancholy are the meat and potatoes of NIKITA’s debuted first single, Ain’t Nuthin’. A dirty south anthem, bass banging rap single capable of leaving hip hop fans shaking, thugs with their jaws on the floor, shorties quivering, and suburban-kids feeling hip for a second or two, Ain’t Nuthin’ is as pure and easy as it sounds. With thick layers of instrumentation fronted by Kenneth Goodwin & S. Gino Brunette’s trademark sound, in-your-face bass and an ear for pop poignancy, NIKITA is able to combine the smarts of Dr. Dre with the boldness of Tupac. All while crafting a tightly produced, hook-laden dirty south rap single appealing to indie, hip hop, rap and pop fans alike. To put it another way, La Femme NIKITA’s Ain’t Nuthin’ takes you to a time when the party didn’t stop till 6 in da morning! The premises has been vacated, and you’re left to clean up the mess, wondering how you ended up in this situation, reminiscing of how you got the girl at the party, and how life seemed to be coming up roses. With an in your face, dirty attitude looming overhead, a bit of southern sunshine melts the ice and promises 4 minutes and 13 seconds of fun and forgetfulness. And after that, dusting your shoulders off, popping your collars, dropping it like it’s hot and picking yourself right back up. Here is a single that boasts confidence, and has plenty of it. This is the song you always crave in the morning ,evening rush hour and after dark when it’s time to hit the club scene! This is the genius of Texarkana, Texas’ La Femme NIKITA.