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The single will be on sale 2/26/2021. I understand some parts of the world are already there. Please remember, I am in eastern USA.
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What It Sound Like?
This is total fight music. Not saying to play this on the way to somebody that trolled you. It just has that built in adrenaline. Remember, Hip Hop was made as an alternative to violence. So, we leave it all in the booth. Let's welcome another North Philly artist, King Coldpack. He spits original cadences to the MindFrame intense board work. This track won't let you sit still.
Bars like this is what got Hip Hop through decades. Fundamental lines actually about being a dope rapper. Crazy how few go that route, today. Easy to find users, movers, and party music. So to show and prove going against the grain deserves its just due. I even dig the dialogue from the stereotypical 80's ring announcer, great timing.
Coldpack is staying busy after his album, County Blues released in the fall. Happy to be free, he's utilizing time putting out heat. Did anybody notice the cover and what blister causing SEGA game it was? I like how they through Pit Fighter in playing on the title. The emcee and producer are just as clever with their rhymes and beats.
I'm feeling good about where heads like this are driving rap. We got a mixture of flavor while the mainstream seeks identity. This is a dope single. Also check out their other tunes on Bandcamp, plus digital music stores. Thank you for passing through.May Jah bless you!
What It Sound Like?
Got a slapper for you! Most of the submissions I receive are right up my alley. Our crowd does all the filtering, it seems. Remember that android of a producer, MindFrame? Well, he hasn't punched out yet. While I'm posting this, I'm sure he has more lined up. The left region IKINGman taps in with him for the slaughter. General Back Pain perfect candidate for this psychotic sound by the horns.
Everything he says is sick, this time he does it over an ill break. I admire the simple, strong chorus. No difficult syllables, nothing confusing. His point easily gets across with power statements. GBP reminds you of your boy from around the way, though verses are accented with upper class.
Continually, the underground makes bi-coastal moves without forced politics. It's organic how these smokers come together. Fascade is a tune to throw in the list of spins. No problems accessing it, available via all platforms. Do follow these hard working artists, share this, instead of random folly.
Thanks for the love from all supporters. There's nothing like the core riding with you! Got more on the way. Blessings from Yahweh!
What It Sound Like?
July has been a special month for music! It just keeps getting better with tunes like this. You already know I'm proud to present this song. Our own featured artist, Che' Noir has landed a sixteen on one of the most recognized albums of the year.
38 Spesh debut album is not to be slept on and Young 1s speaks volume. Anthony Hamilton came through with a moving chorus, as pure soul pours from his vocal chords. Spesh and Che' spit the hardest verses while keeping it lyrical. To add insult to further injure wack emcees, DJ Premier blessed the beat.
Songs like this will continue to satisfy the streets and streams. Look forward to seeing more of your favorite artists working with this young lady. Biggups to 38 and Kool G Rap for such a complete project!
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