Name: Black Quarterback by B-SimmS
Duration: 3 min 32 s
Description: 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.

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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

Some newness out of Teetopia Studios in Austin,Texas!
Produced by: Multi-Award winner Tee-Double 
Instruments used: MPC,MOOG,JUNO 106,MOOG GRANDMOTHER,KORG MS2000 and MICRO KORG.

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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.

Black Quarterback

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