I’d say youre back but you neber left big homie

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Lil Baby

This playlist is inspired by the flowing parts of life. Last minute trips to London for walks in Shoreditch. Bike rides over the Williamsburg bride with friends. Sunday mornings in the crib cleaning and thinking of new objects to make. And when I’m stressed, communicating with my therapist to get to the root of it all. All parts of your life make you who you are. You don’t have to choose a part of yourself to love and believe in. You can be all of you, at all times. Do everything that every part of you wants to do and let it flow.  

We Are Alive! (Playlist 22) Tracklisting:
1. Ego Ella May - The Morning Side Of Love
2. Orion Sun - Dirty Dancer 
3. Lucky Daye - Over - Sped Up
4. Eli Derby - Lately w/ 6LACK
5. Topaz Jones - Black Tame 
6. Kendrick Lamar - Savior feat. Baby Keem & Sam Dew 
7. DIXSON - Darling 
8. Avant - My First Love feat. KeKe Wyatt 
9. JVCK JAMES - Galaxy Swim (Deeper)
10. Ojerime - Give It Up 2 Me
11. Chiiild - Awake feat. Mahalia 
12. Drake - Fountains w/ Tems 
13. Solange - Borderline (An Ode to Self Care) feat. Q-Tip
14. Matt McGhee - Muscle Memory 
15. Liv.e - Lessons From My Mistakes…but I Lost Your Number
16. Buddy - Coolest Things feat. Ari Lennox 
17. MoRuf - Restwell
18. Alfa Mist & Emmavie - No, Don’t Incomplete 
19. Charlotte Dos Santos - Watching You
20. Steve Lacy - Give You The World

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We Are Alive! (Playlist 22)

Here with a new project is Atlanta product Lil Donald. Titled “Heart Detox", Donald unpacks his emotions and shares the lessons from his pain as he uses his voice as an instrument enabling him to unpack his soul through his music as the title suggests. 
Lil Donald aims to let his fans release negative energy and cleanse their souls to let go of old hurt and instead turn it into fuel for whatever their ambitions are. 
Lil Donald is supported by an illustrious team of producers who supplied a dynamic variety of instrumentals including Bankhead, Yung Lan, Mike Mixer, and Louis Montana and is joined by a supporting cast of features including Derez Deshon, London Jae, and Nikki who each complement Donald in intriguing ways. Donald and the project have been pushed forward by Kathryn Starr and Audemar Music who teamed up with the star to help polish this release and present it properly to the world. Leave a comment to vote for the videos you want to bring to life off the project. Let's hope that this is not the last we hear from Lil Donald in 2022.

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Never Break My Heart Again (Remix)

Kanade Yoisaki| Evening child 小夜子

Lord Luminous

the master

Baby You (feat.Jason Derulo)

Baby You (feat. Jason Derulo)

Internets! Who is this collection of fuckybergs we call the Talkitects? You already know A-King and Dallas Penn from the Combat Jack Show. But who is this asshole Haitian Miguel? Who are these meatsticks Barkayeezus and G-Y? Why won’t Joy da Great let us slide up in her DMs? Whoa!

Take a moment to find out about the characters who populate this podcast and ask yourself why is Brother Bhris always so damn creepy. Meet the Talkitects

The "Meet The Talkitects" Episode

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Wande Coal - Again

Im so high feat Godfather pt 3 & Ty Nitty Mobb Deep

Hated by Life Itself | Kanade Yoisaki solo cover ver. (25-ji Night Chord de.)

There was once a time when being a "rapper" meant something. It was an office held in the community by only the most lyrically inclined. We had to REPRESENT our particular group. We had to be a spokesman for our own self made sub-cultures. HUGE RESPONSIBILITY. If you came wacc on any level, you got shut down and exposed. Claiming that title "rapper" or "MC" was like wearing a target on your chest... PROUDLY... Like BRING IT! THIS IS WHO I AM. THIS IS WHO WE ARE. Truth and skill met in the mind of the true MC. Creating something that wasn't always easy to listen to, but intriguing to hear. So rappers, really LISTEN to what you are creating. Who are you representing? What life experiences are you illustrating? Have you lived that life? Who is the sub-culture for which you speak? I ask myself these questions everytime I write. And it feels good to look in the mirror and say "that's me... all the time."

Im so high feat Godfather pt 3 & Ty Nitty Mobb Deep

J-Tripz of D.P.N.G.

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