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Martyrs (Prod. by OnGaud)

Window To Soul

Too High To Riot • Bas • March 4, 2016

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Too High To Riot

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Who's Watching the Kids

Kenwood Ave. [Prod. Zach Capner]

18 year old Dmv Artist drops his second mixtape

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Don't Front

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Rememory (feat. Chance The Rapper)

What's good, Soundcloud? I'm finally finished the new project and while mixing it down I started to laugh at a few old memories. So, I decided to start sharing some stories with you guys about some past experiences. So here is the first story of #ShawnSmithStories "Take a Toke." It's about my first experience at a college party a few years back. Take a listen and stay tuned.

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Take A Toke #ShawnSmithStories

"Destination" OUT NOW: http://smarturl.it/RockieDestination

Destination

Done Wit It

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Motherland

After  spending  his  adolescence  building  up  a  street  buzz  under  the  name  Young Savage,   the   Philadelphia   rapper   Shawn   Smith   reclaimed   his   own   name   for   his autobiographical debut, SINK OR SWIM: A SHAWN SMITH STORY. Once known for his voracious freestyles and quippy punchlines, Smith’s latest chapter brims with big-picture storytelling  and  astute  social  commentary.  “I  figure  I  can  be  a  spokesperson  because they never gon’ be able to tell their own story,” he says, casting a light on his Southwest Philly friends and family.  “People being aware of that cycle could open their minds up,” he adds optimistically. And yet, there’s no preachiness in his perspective. Instead, Smith has figured out a careful balance in rapping about his upbringing: he’s equal parts sharp-tongued and warm-hearted.