Music Review - ‘OWA OWA’ by Lil Tecca: Where Melodic Mayhem Meets Chill Swagger

KMasters
Jun 14
2 min read

Lil Tecca’s “OWA OWA” isn’t trying to be deep, and that’s exactly why it works. The track floats in on a looped, almost trance-like chant—“owa-owa”—that’s weirdly addictive. It’s not about storytelling, it’s about a feeling. One that lingers somewhere between late-night haze and a flex-heavy headspace.

The beat is woozy and melodic, like it's been dipped in reverb and left to drift. It doesn't rush, just glides. That gives Tecca room to do what he does best: sound laid-back while still holding the mic like he owns the moment. His flow rides the beat with ease, never forcing too much. Lyrically, it’s a mix of emotional scatter and high-key confidence. He brags, he reflects, he shrugs—and somehow it all fits.

You’ve got lines like “I got too much to live, no time to forgive”, right next to “I hit from the back and now she sayin’ (owa-owa)”. It’s messy in the way real thoughts are. That contrast—between flex and fleeting vulnerability—keeps the track interesting. It doesn’t try to resolve anything, it just lets the vibe breathe.

There’s also something hypnotic in the repetition. The hook loops again and again until it burrows into your head, but instead of getting old, it just gets more infectious. It’s the kind of song that sounds like it was made for both the aux and your 2 a.m. brain fog.

In the end, “OWA OWA” feels like a track Tecca didn’t overthink—and that’s the charm. It leans all the way into the moment, no future, no past, just a woozy loop, some Chrome on his hip, and that chant still echoing after the beat cuts out.

Checkout the YouTube Music Video and float with the vibe !!