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Cocareef – Fruit Loop Killer

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This is a league of trend setters, dedicated to their craft. There’s a climbing amount of artists that go unnoticed for doing things a famous person gets praised for. We witness some of the greatest branding strategies.

Fortunately one of those strategist, Cocareef provided us with an early listen to his latest album. Bouncing back from hospital scare, he continued to deliver albums for treasured emcees. Now, it’s all about displaying skill with superior beat selection. Each track is from Potz Lawrence with collective versatility.

A line that sticks out to me. Reef says, “I Keep one eye open like a broke Corvette.” That’s from Hurt Me, which is one of my favorites along with Reverse Ethics and Yea Yea Yeah. Cocareef is accompanied by some select features. You’ll hear vocals from Ambishouz on several tunes. The other feature is from Mally Corleone, on a unique promo track. Reef gives us his signature street anthem approach. He also has the witty lines for lyrical fans, metaphoric subjects and something for the ladies. Slide to cocareef.com for your copy.

Thanks for staying up with me. Peace and prosperity!

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General Mysonne – Cocareef Feat. King V & Muggz On Drugz

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What It Sound Like?

Tonight, we get serious. It’s sad the people have to face issues like this. The fact someone still violates in such a disgusting manner. An incident took place where a man tried to force a woman of a train. Not only was it against her will, she was barely awake.

Cocareef steps up to the plate taking the position of protector for our women. He gathered more stand-up men to rhyme in on this topic. King V along with Muggz On Druggz join him in the front line. The melodic background is set by GG Of Drynage.

The artists uplift our ethnic women while reassuring that sense of security. We’re used to the gritty rhymes, so this topic is due for. I’m always about tunes that sound different from the bunch, as long as it has that groove. In this circuit, the ladies tend to feel left out. This should direct attention towards them.

Strength, unity are just a couple words that represent this tune. These ladies usually get the short end of the stick, especially in media. Unfortunately, they are too many times the scapegoat. Tonight we hear something that defends them, plus serves as a plug to the statements made by Mysonne about this ugly event. So shouts to him, as well as all the ladies out there. Let’s keep them safe. Thanks for staying up with me. May our Lord continue to bless you!

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RAN Ink TV

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The coolest, new thing is going on at YouTube. I started using the platform to post videos of me reading write-ups from RAN. I’m always looking to help expand the fan base of our artists. Be Live makes it easy to do custom recordings and load them up. If anyone wants to use the site for broadcasting, follow the link I post for it.

Most importantly, watch the playlist and let me know how you’re feeling this expansion. I want to make more visual posts like these, so keep supporting. Click the YouTube link, subscribe, and turn on the notifications to stay updated.

Be Live link: https://belive.tv/?referrer=MzM2MTc0

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Heavy Crown – King Merlino

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What It Sound Like?

This rap game can be used for many purposes. When executed properly, it brings a good feeling. This community is full of that feeling. I’m happy to hear from the bro again. He brought us a new project compact with audio nutrition.

An ideal arrangement of bars, hardship, plus the balance of relativity. King Merlino remains on the chess board. I wanted to quote a favorite line, then I started to lose count. I was only one track in, Twofifteeenfreestyle. The suspenseful dramatization hosts J. Ford from the 215UFO camp. A warning of the pain you’re in for with Only The Real.

Hip Hop gives us a platform to free the mind. Sometimes you just gotta let it air out. Just Venting reveals the wolves in sheep’s clothing, I’m glad he chose the references he mentioned. The double standard against black America, and he covers his personal issues. We get some blue-collar rap in Making a Man. It’s a deep tear jerker about a difficult upbringing. This will give you the transparency you’re looking for.

Been Solid reminds me of a song from his debut album. He even plugs the title in one of his verses. It’s a more laid back flow, light instruments to emphasize the lyrics. Merlino always aims to inspire in rhyme. We Gotta Do Better is encouragement with tough love. The artist executes human’s achilles heels. So many things we do to contradict self. The narrative is closed with an alerting speech from B.F. Nkrumah.

This is an assortment of moods, touching all kinds of vibes. Merlino is in the pocket with lyrics and giving the crowd something tangible. Not an easy task to complete. The Power cadence is a favorite of mine from the first tune. Through the project, you will hear a lot more. Get your copy, press play, and enjoy.

The King updated me with the new vid. I told ya’ll about that TwoFifteenFreestyle! Now, you get to see the visuals. Load this up on YouTube, and watch through the end.

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