I have had many requests for the Electric version, so for a limited time...
"Away" was inspired by my sister in law Tracey Dawn Prohaska, who we lost tragically to Suicide. It's a tough conversation but let's, Be The Voice! 
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Away (Electric Version 1 Roughcut)

EVL, the Mourning Star of the rap game, has just dropped a jaw-dropping remix of DJ Khaled's hit track, "God Did." Titled "EVL Did," this powerful release takes a bold stance against the state of the rap industry, with EVL proclaiming a mission to shake the foundations of mediocrity and redefine the genre's standards.

In "EVL Did," EVL addresses his concerns about the rap industry, specifically taking aim at Jay-Z's verse in "God Did," which he believes lacked the responsibility to convey a meaningful message. EVL expressed his frustration with what he perceives as a decline in lyrical quality and artistic integrity in the industry.

"Far too long, mediocrity has been accepted to infiltrate the rap game, and that ends now," says EVL. "It's time to hold artists accountable and demand more from the music we consume."

"EVL Did" is a sonic declaration of EVL's intent to disrupt the status quo. The remix showcases EVL's lyrical prowess, unwavering conviction, and uncompromising commitment to his craft. With hard-hitting verses, an infectious beat, and a message that resonates, this track is poised to make waves in the industry.

EVL is determined to "destroy everything he touches" and initiate a change in the music landscape, starting with "EVL Did." His uncompromising vision for the future of rap is evident in every line of this fierce remix.

This release is not just a critique; it's a confession to the deceit in the game and a call to action for artists and fans alike. EVL's message is clear: it's time for the rap industry to evolve, to challenge the status quo, and to prioritize artistry over conformity.

EVL Did (God Did Remix)

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