Spree Wilson links up with production team The Flush to recreate that classic 90’s ATL bass sound. Shout to my guy Sean Falyon with the classic faces throughout. Dope record and video.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I must start YouTube-ing some classics…
Definitely more of a viral video than anything that official, but the song is ill so I’m glad they shot some quick visuals for it. Despite Gucci’s best efforts, I really dig this record. #in2010 we better get Big Boi’s album released…
I’ve been waiting for this mixtape for a minute, and not only did it drop, but TJ, B Rich, Bobby Ray, Tre, and the crew released it in the always clutch “No DJ” format. It pains me as a DJ to say this, but 99% of time when a DJ is involved with a project with new material these days, it’s a detriment. If you really want a DJ on your tape, just have him (or her…hi ladies) mix it cohesively and don’t let them get on the mic. You can download my old tape with Amen if you’re curious to see how a DJ can actually help the project. Shocking, I know.
Anyway, enough ranting. Peep B.o.B’s new tape where he continues to bend genres and explore his Bobby Ray side. This dude might be the most musically gifted of all the ‘new’ MC’s and he’s certainly one of my favorite artists right now.
Download here.
As a bonus, they also re-released B.o.B’s tape from last year without the DJ’s. Grab that as well if you’ve been sleeping!
Download here (link courtesy of 2DopeBoyz) and peep B.o.B’s Sound Session appearance here.