Virghost and KingPin Da Composer - "Can't Deny It" (feat. Pyu)

"God why did you make her so perfect....when u know deep down i'm not worthy" Flowso's Heart felt New R&b Ballard. 

Flowso - Worthy

Finesse song for the ladies. Drink and vibe to it!

RayyBanz-Henn and Coke

It Gets Greater Later Coming soon...
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Virghost - Paradise (Freestyle)

Flowso Fly Media Presents "Flowso - Myself (Freestyle)"  


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Flowso - Myself (Freestyle)

Flowso Fly Media Presents "Flowso - Keep Rollin' "




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Flowso - Keep Rollin'

Pharaoh Shit (King's Theme)

NEW MUSIC FROM K97 NEXT BIG THING 5 WINNER VIRGHOST FEAT. FLOWSO!!!!

SQUAD.

Virghost - She Wants feat. FlowSo

As hip-hop culture continues to grow and expand globally, few up and coming artist

possess the grit, versatility and lyrical prowess as FlowSo. Born in Memphis, TN,

FlowSo is the musical off-spring of storied southern legends such as 8ball & MJG,

Outkast, and Lil Wayne. FlowSo’s unorthodox delivery of jaw-dropping rhymes for the

die-hard hip-hop fan and uncanny ability to connect to a broader female audience with

his smooth a sultry late 90s R&B overtones provide an experience for his listeners that

can only be described as one of a kind.

Stepping onto the music scene in early 2007, under the moniker, Niqe, FlowSo was

originally formed as an organic hip-hop group with one of his best friends from high

school. After a few years of local performances, the group disbanded and FlowSo

began releasing solo projects with various local artists including k97’s Next Big Thing

winner Virghost and Memphis legend Tom Skeemask. FlowSo began gaining local

notoriety after performing at a myriad of business mixers & concerts at various marquee

venues in Memphis, including the Rumba Lounge, New Daisy Theatre, and Minglewood

Hall. In Early 2014, FlowSo released a heart-wrenching ode to the current state of race-

relations in the U.S. called “Look at how they doin’ us,” he was invited to attend a

private luncheon with Minister Louis Farrakhan and a host of Memphis artists. He is

currently working to complete his first solo project which is set to be released in early

2016 following the release of his new single ‘Clutch.”
