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2014 Forest Hills Drive (10 Year Anniversary Edition)

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Asphalt Gospel by O.B.A.65 is West-Coast boom-bap with a big heart—G-funk whistles, trunk-heavy drums, and street-level storytelling about hustle, hope, and community. From “Front Page Smoke” and “Badge & Billboard” to the unity anthem “Common Ground,” the record rejects violence and division, choosing love, trust, and receipts over rage. It’s gritty and grown: hand-to-hand grind, own-your-masters independence, and block-wise civics wrapped in head-nodding beats.

Single description (“Common Ground”)

“Common Ground” is an uplifting rap anthem—no war, no weapons—just love, trust, and voices rising together. Over warm G-funk pads and a talkbox hook, O.B.A.65 calls for bigger tables, open doors, and unity across every shade and story. Inclusive, honorable, and built for crowds to chant.

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Two clasped hands—one darker, one lighter—shake over cracked asphalt where yellow road lines form a heart. Sunset sky and wall graffiti read “LOVE & TRUST.” Title ASPHALT GOSPEL and artist O.B.A.65 sit bold above; a round badge says COMMON GROUND: No war, No weapons, Love & trust.

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εὐθυμία"Tranquility can't be reached except by those who have reached an unwavering and firm power of judgment—the rest lies in choice.”

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