
How ‘All The Stars’ and ‘Luther’ connect Kendrick Lamar and SZA
From Black Panther to GNX and the Super Bowl, two songs trace Kendrick Lamar and SZA’s move between soundtrack spectacle, album collaboration and major live stages.
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The title stands for 'Black Mafia Family', though the song itself sketches a series of romantic fixations rather than any criminal enterprise. SZA cycles through three vignettes of desire, each centred on a different man from a different neighbourhood, the lyrics moving from South Detroit to West Compton to somewhere unspecified south. The refrain stays constant whilst the details shift, a structure that underscores the interchangeable nature of the attraction even as she insists on the intensity of each encounter.
The production carries a languid, hypnotic quality that mirrors the song's preoccupation with fleeting indulgence. SZA's delivery is conversational, the vocal sitting close and unhurried over the track's steady pulse. The hook borrows its phrasing from Rick Ross, the acronym repurposed to frame a different kind of recklessness, one rooted in romantic abandon rather than empire-building. It appeared on 'SOS Deluxe: LANA', performed under an earlier working title at a Brooklyn Navy Yard event before the expanded edition's release.
"BMF" is a track by SZA, from the album SOS Deluxe: LANA, released 9th February 2025. The track is 3:01 long. It's filed under R&B/Soul. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about SZA.
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