see.francis dropped what seems to be a loosie today. If it’s an indication of where he’s going this summer, we may have another star in a somewhat cloudy sky. The untitled track features francis and Mikee Mula firing off shots at some of the game’s inadequacies and connecting with each punchline, each bar. It’s a […]
Read moreSOTBMusic: Garrison Elijaah Drops "Favorite Type of Drug" Visuals
Sorry for the wait. Garrison Elijaah, fresh off his Lil Piece of Freedom EP, dropped the visuals to his track “Favorite Type of Drug” recently. I’m a fan of the minimalist approach in the video, which finds Elijaah getting his hair taken care of by an unseen woman. It lets the song speak more for […]
Read moreSOTBMusic: Lamonte Bombay Discusses Cappin’ for Likes in "Exposure"
Charlie From The Couny isn’t the only DMV artist who’s appeared on SOTB and has undergone a rebrand in the past few months. You may remember Steven Lamont from posts a while back. Well, he’s back as Lamonte Bombay and recently dropped a new track, “Exposure.” It’s different from his earlier tracks as it’s more […]
Read moreSOTBMusic: Charlie From The Couny Drops "Circle Time"
Charlie From The Couny (f/k/a Charlie Too Much) recently dropped the title track for his upcoming Circle Time project. The song is dope, otherwise I wouldn’t be talking about it on here. However, it’s what’s dope about it that makes it stand out. The song is about empowerment and making us all feel connected and a […]
Read moreSOTBMusic: Dugee F. Buller Releases New EP
Dugee F. Buller has returned with a four-track EP, Pimps, Drug Lords, Cult Leaders, and War Criminals. The project features Buller dropping knowledge like only he can, in a way that’s both alert and disarming. The track “Dope Man” starts off like a mid-90s Southern dedication to the dealer, but then takes a turn that […]
Read moreSOTBMusic: Kota the Friend Releases A Strong Debut with FOTO
Kota the Friend recently released his debut album, FOTO, and I’m thankful I got the link to it. Kota is a rapper’s rapper who decided to stay independent after turning down several deals. It has a Chance The Rapper feel to it (in that it’s hip-hop, but elements of jazz and live instrumentation bleed through). […]
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