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Alley Boy

Alley Boy - War Cry

Throwin Up [Prod. By Nard & B]

Spend It (Feat. Veli Sosa) [Prod. By Mouse]

Hate In Dey Face [Prod. By Invincible]

Intro [Prod. By Certified Trunk Bangers]

Alley Boy - Purgatory

Trust Issues [Prod. By Sizzle]

Pocket Full Of Money [Prod. By Streetrunner]

Double Up (Feat. Trouble & Count of LEP)

Spray (Feat. Cocaine Judo)

Payback (Feat. Trouble) [Prod. By Lil Neal]

Lowdown [Prod. By ZMD]

Introduction [Prod. By Arkatech Beatz]

Alley Boy - Definition Of F*ck Shit 3

F*ck You Now [Prod. By Chefry Kitchen & Armored Sound]

For The Thugs [Prod. By Chefry Kitchen]

Thanks I Get [Prod. By Will-A-Fool]

Counterfeit (Feat. Mojo) [Prod. By Ed Keels]

Rifle Raising [Prod. By Elijah 808]

Intro [Prod. By Will-A-Fool]

Alley God

The Interview

Alley Boy has been quietly churning out bangers this year. His latest features Edgewood upstart & street favorite Don Ace. 

Atlanta producer Gutta Hitz provides the hard-hitting soundtrack as Alley & Don clarify where they stand as men. 

No need for co-signs & fake n*ggaz tryna vouch wit the same mouth they dis with!  As always Alley Boy confronts the issue directly & aggressively: "Where I'm from n*ggaz slangin poles for it/some lame shit, niggaz gettin exposed for it/Niggaz aint really real n*ggaz changin over for it - but I'm havin blessings over blessings I'm overboard!" Discernment & seeing people's intentions have been a theme in every Alley Boy release, especially the poignant Nigganatti & "Gift of Discernment". Hardly ever recognized for his lyricism or storytelling ability, its good to Alley still releasing the music his fanbase loves from him.

When Alley Boy  passes the mic to the fresh-faced Don Ace, the rest of the picture gets painted in the same melodic fashion as the young don spits:  "Had to run me up a check, hitting licks we known for it/Ya know I'm coming out the trenches I ain't rocking Tom Ford/Now a n*gga lit I'm buyin shit I couldn't afford/I tote a 4-5 I ain't goin back n forth"  - which is a slick double entendre referencing his breakout song "4-5" & the Drake co-sign that came with it. Acknowledging the benefit - while admitting it didn't change his life enough to keep him out the zone 6 trenches.

Overall this is another solid one from Alley Boy. Check out  "No Vouchin"  wherever you listen to music.

Listen

No Vouchin

Alley Boy is a known name in the rap business. Whether you recognize him from his time with Atlantic Records, his partnership with Master P, or have been around from the days that Duct Tape Entertainment planted their flag in the fertile soil of Atlanta’s hip hop scene. Alley Boy continues to be a presence with both legacy acts and new stars alike.  

Sprouting from the concrete of Zone 6, Alley Boy grew to be a voice of the streets - both chronicling the principles of life, and the lack thereof. Always seeing music as secondary, Alley Boy’s releases have been sporadic. Which leads to this last minute enterprise….

The process to releasing Alley God was madness to say the least. Recording over 100 songs during 2018 yet only releasing 3 (Interview, 6 Figures and No Vouchin); Alley felt a New Year’s spurt of energy and jumped back in the studio. This time, everything came together smoothly and in 2 days the tracklist was finalized and Alley boldly set a January 10 drop date.
No pre-promotional planning. Super aggressive release timing. Why the sense of urgency? 
This is all done in the name of artistry.

Behind the scenes, once the date for “AlleyGod” was announced, Alley Boy was flooded with feature requests. Sticking to his belief in making music with ppl he vibes with, AlleyGod accepte last minute contributions from 21 Savage, Derez Deshon & QC's Marlo. The benefit of having these features delayed the upload of the project. The mastered project wasn't finalized until 8pm 1/9 and feeling constrained by a delayed release using Apple or Spotify - Alley Boy decided to launch this classic project via his youtube channel. 

The project is amazing. 21 Savage goes nuts on Fish Fry while Derez Deshon and Marlo kill the City Girls named Grewed Up. Alley Boy shines brightest on the solo cuts. While his Duct Tape family make a strong showing with newcomer Ola Runt gettin the Big Bank Black co-sign before the 800BBS crew take full advantage of the posse cut Loaded. B Green, Champ1k, &Big Bank Black join Alley Boy in a strong finale to a strong candidate for classic status. Stream AlleyGod wherever you listen to music! We appreciate you taking the time to listen. Thank you so much for your consideration and support!

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