kenton and 4Daez Produce "C'EST LA VIE"

Out now from kenton and 4Daez’s October 25 drop, “C’EST LA VIE” is the kind of record that sneaks up on you being smooth, spiritual, and cool without ever feeling preachy. Where a lot of artists turn Christian references into surface-level slogans, this flips faith into swagger. This is theology with fun, not a HomeGoods quote about being kind.

Opening lyric “I wouldn’t shake your hand if God made new hands for me” hits with cold honesty, a boundary drawn in divine ink. In a genre where vulnerability often comes through pain or aggression, he offers something different: nonchalance. The tension between grace and grit is what makes “C’EST LA VIE” stand out.

The production from kenton and 4Daez sets the tone immediately: a melodic trap-meets-reggae groove laced with subtle brass that gives it a jazzy shimmer. LaZ slides in seamlessly, adding texture with a laid-back delivery that mirrors the beat's calm confidence. All together they make faith sound fashionable, like redemption could play through Bluetooth speakers.

It’s rare to hear a song that feels this grounded yet vibey, a fusion of melodic trap cool and reggae warmth. Kenton doesn’t lecture; he lives it. “C’EST LA VIE” reminds you that gratitude and boundaries can coexist, and believing in something bigger doesn’t have to kill your vibe.

Checkout the song and the rest of the album. Follow kenton @thorkentonmanley, 4Daez @4daez_, and LaZ @laz.music.07.