"Let It Fly" (2011) by featuring Roscoe Dash is a high-energy hip-hop anthem that served as the lead single for Maino's second studio album, The Day After Tomorrow . Known for its club-ready hook and celebratory tone, the track highlights Maino's Brooklyn roots while incorporating the melodic, "party-rap" style popularized by Roscoe Dash during the early 2010s. Key Song Details Release Date: June 21, 2011.
Following the success of the original, an official remix was released on September 12, 2011. This version features an expanded lineup of prominent rappers including: (returning for the hook) DJ Khaled Ace Hood Meek Mill Jim Jones Wale Cultural Context
The song is characterized by its "Hands in the air, drinks in the air" chorus, which became a staple in club rotations. It marked a shift for Maino toward a more polished, commercial sound compared to earlier gritty tracks like "Hi Hater".
It debuted on the US Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart at number 57.
The track was produced by K.E. and Shawn St. Cyr .
