"Get Up" is the track and it features contributions from Prince Po, yU, and German DMC Supremacy champion DJ Clear. Over the track's brooding, resonating piano, horn stabs, and wobbling bass line, Declaime, with his unorthodox, winding rhyme patterns, is the track's clear standout.

The too-oft overlooked wordsmith uses the equally unorthodox instrumental to offer challenger MC's a warning, rapping, "Pound for pound, standing ground with any fool who wanna get down / You get drowned, you get burnt / Haven't you learnt yet, I'm a war vet." "Dudley wanted to let loose a rhyme to devour any other emcee in the game," says Michael Tolle, founder and Director of Operations of Mello Music Group. "He was tired of people not realizing he would eat them up."

The "Get Up GoGo Remix," produced by Oddisee, who also produced the original, was made to give the original song a sound more cohesive with the rest of SomeOthaShip. Replacing the dark pianos and horns of the original with blaxploitation guitar strums, distorted synthesizer bass, loose drums and percussion, and funk horns, the remix instantly takes on a new vibe – a cosmic blending of Oddisee's Washington D.C. GoGo with Georgia & Declaime's west coast funk. And while the original prepares the listener for war, the remix serves a different purpose, as Declaime raps, "Taking y'all humans back to school / Feeding y'all this fOnk until you're full." Eat up.