Our young boy is back with a new wave. Always moving forward, great characteristic to have. StarrBux is all about that, the title speaks for itself. I don't trust them, either! Shout out to Aside, paving the path with his production. The track has melody, along with the energy, sounds like a knockout combo to me.
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This is the type of movement I started our Featured Artist section for. The love that gets reciprocated can't be bought. We truly get to watch artist grow into future stars. Currently, our topic today pays homage to a recognized hero from the past. As I listen to Larry Davis Era, I feel Jamal Gasol got his mission accomplished. This Is just my opinion, sounds like he wanted to shine light on the legend, plus incorporate the life of his own. Job well done!
The range in beats provided by Quis Star is like a telescope. His sound is becoming signature with Jamal. Can't out leave the features.
Not many guest appearances, however Benny The Butcher and Washy presence was felt. From the griddy raps to the smooth radio friendly vibe. It's a complete project you will ride to. Listen now, leave your reaction in the comments.
“These rules may seem simple enough, but it will require great morale and physical courage to adhere to them. But if carried out in the strict sense of the word it will surely lead to a greater success than could otherwise be attained.”-Major Taylor
Taylor was born into poverty in Indianapolis in 1878, one of eight children in his family. His father, Gilbert, the son of a Kentucky slave, fought for the Union in the Civil War and then worked as a coachman for the Southards, a well-to-do family in Indiana. Marshall W. Taylor was just a teenager when he turned professional and began winning races on the world stage, and President Theodore Roosevelt became one of his greatest admirers. But it was not Taylor’s youth that cycling fans first noticed when he edged his wheels to the starting line. Nicknamed “the Black Cyclone,” he would burst to fame as the world champion of his sport almost a decade before the African-American heavyweight Jack Johnson won his world title. And as with Johnson, Taylor’s crossing of the color line was not without complication, especially in the United States, where he often had no choice but to ride ahead of his white competitors to avoid being pulled or jostled from his bicycle at high speeds.
Before his teenage years ended, Taylor became a professional racer with seven world records to his name. He won 29 of the 49 races he entered, and in 1899, he captured the world championship of cycling. Major Taylor was just the second black athlete to become a world champion, behind Canadian bantamweight George “Little Chocolate” Dixon, who had won his title a decade before.
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New tune for you All Nighters! Such a unique artist we get to enjoy today. This young lady has a lot going for her. Distinct voice, vivid delivery with a message. The beat is so live, full of energy. I love how slick and confident she sounds over it. She has been grinding for a long time, here to remind you she Still Got It.
Right now, is a time for statements. You can choose any use of the word, still relative. Whether verbal, physically or a bank statement. Once that point is made, you gotta deal with it. Like it or not!
The duo out the Dirty Waters won't be denied with this powerful tune. I'm glad to be introduced to the production of Musik Dae. Sounds of a symphony. We're becoming more familiar with the style of John Creasy. Witty street smarts, he blends right in with Jamal Gasol.
Listen to John Creasy X Jamal Gasol X Lifetime Produced by MusikDae by JOHN CREASY #np on #SoundCloud
