Baits - Do You Need This?

Welcome to the 5th Floor...

Songs Written & Performed: Jospec Flowflex
Lemme See You - Prod: "Something That"
Mrs. Flowflex Pt. II - Prod: T. Washington
Sunlight&Starshine - Prod: Damieux
Production/Engineering: Miles Franco
Writing/Performance Credits: Reggie Paxton & Miles Franco
Album Art: Cedric Umoja
Album Graphics: Matt Baird

Check out the bonus track (R.I.P.) here:
https://flowflex.bandcamp.com/

Released 27 September 2014

Solipsism

Lyrical Lo -Take Me To The Garden ft Keezie Dee aka Huncho

CZARFACE
(Inspectah Deck + 7L & Esoteric)
'Every Hero Needs A Villain'
In stores 6/16/15

"Nightcrawler" is the latest single from the forthcoming sophomore album by Inspectah Deck of Wu-Tang Clan and 7L & Esoteric entitled 'Every Hero Needs A Villain', dropping June 16th, 2015!

Pre-order from iTunes here: 
radi.al/CZARFACE
*includes two bonus tracks not on CD or LP

Customers who pre-order the album on iTunes receive “Nightcrawler” immediately. The iTunes version of the album includes two songs that are only available via iTunes (not on LP or CD).

Pre-order the Deluxe CD from GetOnDown.com here:
getondown.com/album.php?id=17945

-70+ page Hardcover Casebook CD, with cover art by L'Amour Supreme (Mishka NYC), full lyrics, and debut Czarface comic 'Death & Abduction'

Also available on 2xLP on Clear vinyl here: 
getondown.com/album.php?id=17946

-Includes the full sized 'Death & Abduction' comic book!

The 500 super deluxe vinyl/CD bundles announced last month are now sold out, but there is a new deluxe bundle that has just been launched via Get On Down (the Clear vinyl 2-LP, the CD with 70 page hardcover casebook, limited-edition t-shirt and sticker sheet):

http://getondown.com/product.php?id=17977

CZARFACE (Inspectah Deck + 7L & Esoteric) feat. Method Man "Nightcrawler"

No Limits

Papa Smurf - CHAMPION

Shine On feat Young OJ, Vante the Valiant and Nichele Gileś

Morning Birds freestyle feat. Young OJ

Feel You Out

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Said And Done

Papa Smurf’s raw emotions are in abundance with his new hit single “Sundown”. Connecting with his ancestors, Papa Smurf reflects on a time where blacks had very little hope in returning home with their lives if caught after “Sundown”. While the new generation focuses on maintaining the “lifestyle of the rich and the famous”, Papa Smurf highlights the system built on the destruction of Blacks. Gone are the nostalgic memories from “Ghetto Sunday”; In it’s place is the resilience of a young black man to keep striving to not “die nameless”. With the cover being warm rays from the street lights in DC, Papa Smurf spins the narrative on the negative connotations of Black history and giving the people a new perspective.

Sundown

Biotic topic dropper of the Radio Boom Specialists.