Swizz Beatz’s ‘Hotel Cocaine’ Theme Song: Listen

Miami’s Mutiny Hotel served as the epicenter of the 305’s celebration scene operating the late ’70s and early ’80s. MGM+ is seeking to celebration like it is 1980 and recreate the vibrant power surrounding that era in Vice City with the Hotel Cocaine series.

Swizz Beatz is set to helm Hotel Cocaine‘s theme song as he leans into the cocaine-induced euphoria with an intoxicating track. Along with his breezy production, the Ruff Ryders legend invites Teddy Sinclair’s sensual vocals into the fold for a glitzier aesthetic.

An accompanying NSFW visual showcasing the luxurious quick life of bliss related with the 305 is scored by Swizz’s hypnotic creation, and premieres exclusively on Billboard.com on Wednesday (June 12), ahead of the show’s June 16 debut on MGM+, which you can sign up for by way of Amazon’s Prime Video.

Starring Danny Pino, Michael Chiklis, Mark Feuerstein, Yul Vazquez and a lot more, Hotel Cocaine centers about the story of Roman Compte (portrayed by Pino), a Cuban exile and the basic manager of the Mutiny Hotel who had to juggle the glamour of the hotel along with the undercurrent of turbulence that came with the territory.

Chris Brancato (Godfather of Harlem, Narcos) and Guillermo Navarro (Pan’s Labyrinth) are on board as executive producers of the eight-episode crime thriller.

On any provided evening, the Mutiny Hotel was frequented by a who’s who guest list of film stars, athletes, strong businessmen and well-known music artists, along with undercover FBI agents snooping about the evening club and restaurant location.

This is far from Swizz Beatz’s initial foray in the film/tv series side of Hollywood. The Bronx native previously worked with Brancato on the Godfather of Harlem, on which he served as the executive music producer on the EPIX series.

Check out Billboard’s premiere of Swizz Beatz’ Hotel Cocaine theme song in the teaser under. Stream the premiere episode on MGM+ on June 16.