I really wanted to create a song that dealt with the other side of heart break : Anger. This song talks about getting revenge, all in the theme of the movie "Kill Bill".

Kill Bill

Malik Malo - Honesty

Where Will I Go

Tha Preemoz - We On (prod By Tantu)

Just for a Little While

are you insane?

LYRICS : 

It’s 4am I’m boutta roll up 
Workin on my second blow up 
Simultaneously workin on an app 
I call up Foda 
No more soda 
Tryna tone up 
Manitoba’s where Milan’s from
Promoted our own show and made 100 and beyond some
People like they on some 
Yes it does appear so 
Couple rappers cool 
But most of them are fucking weird tho  
Tried to let my beard grow 
Made it to Malaysia 
Shootin 16s like a king like I’m Peja  
He’s too cocky
He’s Svengali 
Bitch you gettin blocked like my names Ben Wally 
Ice by Jain 
This is not Ben bally 
That’s no diss that’s a rhyme get off me 
I feel godly 
How could you blame me 
Sellin out arenas make a million in the same week 
That’s old Dom flow 
Switch it up pronto 
I be out in Denver gettin high with the broncos 
Listen up if you hated just let me say this
You’ll probably never make it sincerely someone who made it  
Exercise your patience you needa master the basics
It’s not my fault that you ain’t got no payments off that lame shit
What’s funny bout the game is 
When they make the change hit
You’re everybody’s favorite till you’re everybody’s favorite 
Look at t pain and lil wayne y’all should really be ashamed how y’all really tryna play them 
You could throw in nicki too
DMX to name a few 
Reachin for my food and imma throw the fucking plate at you 
I ain’t boutta play with you 
I’m all that my family has 
Gotta be their fuckin crutches cuz without me they’d be handicapped 
Talkin to the Universe pointing out desires like hand me that 
Of course I want that Grammy bag
are you fucking insane?

that shit like doubles your show fee....

GRAMMY BAG FREESTYLE (Prod. Russ)

Only For 2night

The Dawgz - Back In Tha Dayz Feat. SAby42

Tribute to Ralfi Pagan, Vol. 1

Didn't Want to Have to Do It

Showcased against an atmospheric backdrop of electronic flourishes, rich harmonies and insistent grooves, vocalist, performer and songwriter Malik reveals an expressive and soulful voice. Pull the shades and dim the lights: these silky and seductive songs are a soundtrack for romance.   Born in Oxnard, California and brought up in Bakersfield, Malik was raised between rich musical cultures as he absorbed rancheras, pop and R&B. With a bi-racial family (African-American and Mexican), his maternal grandmother exerted a strong musical influence via the impassioned vocals of Vicente Fernandez and other artists in the traditional Latin genres. “I love the emotion in those singers,” Malik notes.   Although his father had toured Europe with a hip-hop band and other members of his family were in the entertainment business, initially it was football that appeared to be his destiny. Attending college on an athletic scholarship and excelling as a running back, he was sidelined by an injury. Gravitating toward musical endeavors, he began shooting performance videos in his college dorm room, and sharing them with an online audience.   “I always wanted to be a singer and to do it full throttle,” Malik says. “I thought, ‘What if I took all the effort I’d put into football and transferred it over to music?’” Malik’s uncle, producer and industry executive Edward “E-Dub” Rios offered him an opportunity to work in the studio as a vocalist on songwriter demos. In the recording booth, it became apparent that Malik possessed both the enthralling power to interpret songs and the necessary charisma to connect them to listeners. A melodic approach was crafted that acknowledged Malik’s essential influences – from Latin crooners to Sade and Portishead - to showcase his undeniable musical signature.    As videos reveal, his lithe athleticism is perfect for the camera, and his captivating voice resonates with both experience and innocence. With his spirit of competition intact, Malik is ready for the next step. “I want to win.” He concludes. “I take that attitude into music, to challenge myself to be better, and to achieve success in everything that I do.

Didn't Want to Have to Do It

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