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Hip Hop has lost a great figure in DMX but in reality, we all have DMX inside of us. His energy and toughness can be found in us when it's needed to get thru any challenges life brings our way. That is what this song is about. Click play

RIP DMX

No caption needed. I'm going dumb on this track!

Waldo Faldo

LL likes a big ol butt, but I love big ol breasts. click play!!

Big Ol Remix

A very good friend of mine was moving back to Texas, from Miami, and wanted me to do a song detailing her journey up to this point. I knew I couldn't turn down this opportunity. It wasn't a lucrative financial gig by any means, but it was the chance to tell a story for a lot of young women. That story being no matter what society and stats tell you about glass ceilings, and who's in what position, you got this. Go head and click play.

Ms. Ambitious

A track me and the homie TommyBoy collabed on that the homie Reggie Brooks produced. Enjoy!!

Cash and Thangs (prod by Reggie Brooks)

I've always heard you're not really doing anything if you don't have any haters; so I made a song just for that. When you're doing great things, it never hurts to have a lot of people to potentially piss of with your achievements.

Never Too Many

As cuffing season starts coming, I wanted to shoot my shot at trying a little R&B/Hip Hop joint. Instead of me just dropping some raps, I decided to try some singing as well. My homie Dat Dawg On Steez is on the beat! Enjoy!

Be Yours

Be Yours (prod by Dat Dawg On Steez)

I love football, just like any other normal-blooded individual from Texas. One part of watching the game through the years, was always looking out for the black quarterback, which was a rare sight compared to today. I feel this song encompasses the historical struggles/progress of the black QB as well as shows love to the current and future black signal-callers.

Black Quarterback

Rap Phenomenon Freestyle

As a black man -- or even as a man in general -- we are taught to be strong as we can in the face of difficult times, which is something I take pride in doing, even in these enlightening times about mental health. just like everyone in 2020, I was trying to find my own peace and work through it. There were a few family losses, I changed cities, moved in with my gal, things going on at work, working on new music and of course adjusting to a COVID-stricken world. With that said, I wrote and produced this song for my own reasons but I hope that the rest of the black men, such as myself, are out there trying to find their peace in this world, in this climate, in this year.

Black Man's Peace

B-SimmS describes his music as cold beer and dark liquor in a room where everyone wants to drink wine. Subject matter ranges from drinking, heartbreak, random lyricism, black empowerment and various other takes on certain topics. The Houston native fell in love with music by making an impromptu drum set from a tin can when he was 11. SimmS started rapping in middle school but stopped when he found out he was trash. After picking it up in high school, SimmS conitnued rhyming in college where he performed in front of numerous audiences as well as dropped a few mixtapes and a debut album. Now living in Austin, SimmS tries to continue the vibes set by his inspirations of Nas and Jay-Z and apply it with a 2017 filter. The world will soon hear more of B-SimmS and his peculiar mixture. Last year, he released an experimental Hip hop/R&B EP, “A Fuckboi and a Gentleman”, exclusively on Datpiff. B-SimmS is still performing at shows as well as working on his upcoming, yet-to-be-titled album, which is slated to drop later this year.

B-SimmS

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