It’s always an event when DIVINE drops new music, and his latest collaboration with Indian-born Canadian Gurinder Gill keeps that run strong. On ‘Late Knights,’ the two MCs trade bars with cold precision, flexing the kind of hunger that doesn’t fade when the lights go low. Hustle is in their blood, and the fire in their hearts burns brightest after dark.

DIVINE sets the tone with the opening and closing verses, reminding listeners why he’s still the standard-bearer. “The nights are dark and the clothes are black/Whenever they leave they say it’s all love/But in reality they burn and I don’t melt,” he raps, ice-cold and unbothered. It’s a line that doubles as a mission statement: pressure reveals who’s built to last. Gurinder Gill slides in between with a grounded, melodic grit that complements DIVINE’s edge, proving he belongs in the same lane. Together, they turn ‘Late Knights’ into a late-night anthem for anyone still grinding while the city sleeps.

The video mirrors that energy with understated flexes and crisp detail. Neon-lit streets look perfect and a convertible is used for both MCs to talk their talk on. The slickest touch comes in a crosswalk scene as the keys rise in the beat, the white stripes flash like piano keys for a split second. It’s subtle, stylish, and intentional, which is just the kind of detail that separates veterans from the pack.

Check out DIVINE and Gurinder Gill on ‘Late Knights’ below.