Brooklyn rapper Fivio Foreign continues to expand his musical range with the release of his latest single, “You Make Me,” featuring The Fire Choir, blending his signature drill sound with gospel influences and classic R&B.

Released Nov. 6, the track draws inspiration from Monica’s 2003 hit “So Gone,” incorporating elements of R&B nostalgia into Fivio’s evolving gospel-drill sound.

Known for his commanding delivery and contributions to Brooklyn’s drill movement, Fivio takes a different approach with the release, exploring themes of faith, personal growth, and artistic reinvention while maintaining the energy that helped establish his career.

“You Make Me” follows his recent singles “Chasin” and “SOLDIER,” further highlighting his interest in combining hip-hop with spiritually inspired music.

The collaboration with The Fire Choir reflects Fivio’s continued exploration of gospel influences, introducing another dimension to his sound without abandoning his hip-hop roots.

As he moves forward, Fivio Foreign appears focused on expanding his musical identity, bringing together the sounds of Brooklyn drill, gospel, and R&B while exploring a new chapter in his career.

Watch “You Make Me” by Fivio Foreign featuring The Fire Choir.