Produced by , the song’s soul lies in a clever sample of Billy Boyo’s reggae anthem, "One Spliff a Day" . SiR and D.K. were searching for the perfect reggae vibe when they stumbled upon the record; once they heard the line "one spliff a day," they knew it was the one. "Maybe I’m Not Flying, But I’m Floating"
"D’Evils" captures a specific feeling: living in slow motion. SiR’s delivery is laidback and "coolheaded," drifting over a "crunchy bed of drum and bass". SiR D'Evils November
Floating Through "November": A Deep Dive into SiR’s "D’Evils" Produced by , the song’s soul lies in
