Laid back track that takes you back to the days of DJ Screw and Swisha house. Anyone from the South is gonna feel this and possibly have some nostalgia about riding chrome and beatin down the block. 

The Way It Goes

Southside

SouthSide (Throw It Up) ft. Supastar Rick & Twon

Reece Cross (born March 27, 1989), better known as his stage name That boi Cross, is an American rapper, producer and engineer from Pine Bluff, Arkansas. His father is Caucasian, while his mother is African American.
Cross started rapping at the age 12, actually becoming serious about it at 18 when he hooked up with a local group called "CrossOva" which is when he also added production and engineering to his repertoire.[4]
Cross grew up in a multi-ethnic environment. His childhood revolved around a love for both baseball and rap music. He attended Watson Chapel High School and graduated with honors while receiving a baseball scholarship in 2007. He chose to attend the University of Central Arkansas on a baseball scholarship as a pitcher. He eventually transferred to the University of Arkansas at Monticello. There, he majored in Business Administration and with a concentration in Marketing. He will be graduating in the spring of 2013.
Among finishing college, Cross played two years of Independent Professional Baseball. He indicated that he hopes to attain a job in the entertainment and music industry.

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Pretty good at beats. Will rap and sing for free.

a different feeling, to a familiar sound
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STAASIA, formerly known as Staasia Daniels, is an R&B singer/songwriter who has quietly established herself as a rising star with her captivating body of work in music, and entertainment. Known for her sultry and soulful vocals, STAASIA’s music veers into the dreamy and steamy side of R&B, with lyrics that explore vulnerability and raw emotion. Miss Staasia has performed at major festivals such as SXSW, A3C, Canadian Music Week, NXNE, and Manifesto, sharing stages with artists like Ari Lennox. Featured in media outlets like NOW, Exclaim!, and Complex, STAASIA continues to build her presence.
Beyond music, she has ventured into content creation and hosting, gracing the red carpet at the inaugural Legacy Awards in 2022, where she interviewed notable figures like Kardinal Offishall, Melanie Fiona and more. In 2023, she received the Achieve Award for Canadian Arts in Music presented by TINFF.  Supported by OAC, SOCAN, and FACTOR, STAASIA’s latest EP, Unheard Volumes, and upcoming project Was It Something I Sang are set to define her place in the new wave of R&B artists.