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The Law
Ab-Soul, Mac Miller, Rapsody
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- Album
- Do What Thou Wilt.
- Released
- 2016
- Genres
- Length
- 5:29
- Tempo
- 140 BPM
- Label
- Top Dawg Entertainment
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About this song
The track is the penultimate song on Ab-Soul's album and is built over lighthearted, celebratory production. It samples Angie Stone's song "Brotha," which was an appreciation track for African American men, and adds heavy mysticism drawn from The Book of the Law by Aleister Crowley. Mac Miller adds a soulful touch to the chorus, and Ab-Soul said the song is dedicated to women of all ethnic backgrounds, which is why he featured Miller. Rapsody closes the track with a spoken word message to women, and Ab-Soul said he wanted her to step outside her usual hip-hop style.
What it's about
The song is structured as a conversation between Hadit and Nuit from The Book of the Law, with Ab-Soul playing the role of Hadit. It is part of a concept honoring women.
Fun facts
- Samples “Brotha by Angie Stone”.
- Written by Rapsody, Mac Miller, Ab-Soul and SZA.
- Produced by Bentley Haze.