Name: Sunsets in Oak Cliff by Gran Larson
Duration: 2 min 38 s
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I'm playing all the instruments. I sampled my voice and detuned it for a DJ Skrewed Texas/ Rick Ross Dirty South sound on the hook. I wanted to create a different take on Grinding and Hustling and use those words to honor people with the regular jobs that kept society going during the pandemic. This is a song that celebrates hard work in all it's manifestations, not just illegal ones.

Grinders And Hustlers

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Sunsets in Oak Cliff

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walk thru (prod. KTP)

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Gran Larson is more than a rapper he’s a storyteller, a voice for Dallas, and a sharp pen in a noisy world. Born Calvin L. Nelson on July 11, 1991, in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas, Gran Larson brings Southern grit and lyrical soul to everything he touches. His music blends street wisdom with introspection, creating a sound that’s equal parts vintage and visionary. Raised on the raw honesty of Scarface, the lyrical weight of Andre 3000, and the Southern swing of UGK and Z‑Ro, Larson carved his own lane by pairing classic influence with a poet’s heart. His bars don’t just ride beats they build bridges between generations, communities, and cultures. From his early freestyle battles to 2023’s critically praised album Soul 73 a love letter to Dallas soul radio Gran’s growth has been steady, self-made, and intentional. He followed that with Playa Patnas, a soulful collaboration with Tato Tatum, proving he’s as versatile as he is grounded. With tracks like “Sunsets in Oak Cliff,” “Snake Shit” (featuring Tum Tum), and “Silk Press (featuring L00ney L00n),” he paints vivid pictures of Southern life without glorifying pain instead, he uplifts, reflects, and motivates. Gran Larson doesn’t chase trends he champions substance. Whether on stage or in the studio, he speaks with purpose: “Inspire the world with your voice and be yourself doing it.”

Sunsets in Oak Cliff

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