SWITCH (feat. Captain Noah)

The unlikely collaboration between Xanny O'stin and Captain Noah may come as a surprise to many.
But their joint track, SWITCH (ft. Captain Noah), stands as a raw and unapologetic street anthem that captures the relentless ambition of two young rappers fighting their way out of the underground.

At first glance, the two artists may not seem to share much in common, but both have lived solo in Los Angeles, absorbing the culture and grind of life abroad.
This shared experience of survival and self-discovery shapes the tracks core message: a refusal to compromise, and the strength to stay grounded despite shifting surroundings and fake energy.

The song is anchored by the line "Nodo ga Karerumade" (singing until my voice goes hoarse) symbolizing an unwavering commitment to the grind.
Bilingual lyrics that fluidly shift between English and Japanese reflect the artists cross-cultural mindset and their drive to carve out their own lane, regardless of borders or expectations.

Lines like Haters be switching like Nintendo (metaphor likening fake supporters to the Nintendo Switch, constantly flipping sides)
and Make my own route, yeah, Arienai cant go, reinforce a strong sense of independence and a refusal to be boxed in.

Captain Noahs second verse dives into the gritty realities of life money, lust, drugs, betrayal and the emotional weight that comes with it.
His line, Atarashi dachi wa Iranaissu, carries the weight of disappointment and the walls we build after being let down too many times.

Set over a tense, hard-hitting trap beat, both artists deliver with unfiltered energy, streetwise slang, and sharp delivery.
The result is a declaration to anyone watching: Im not stopping so keep your eyes on me.
SWITCH is more than a song, its a statement of survival, identity, and unshakable will from two artists who refuse to play by the rules.