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Y’all Ain’t Think I’d Make It by Matthew Lukac (aka FatMatt / GhostFish) is a horrorcore banger born from shadows and steel. Dark, cinematic production collides with razor-sharp lyricism, flipping doubt and disbelief into a stadium-sized anthem. Set against the industrial ruins of Kingsbury, the track blends occult imagery, trap fire, and Southern gothic storytelling. This isn’t just music — it’s a declaration carved in concrete: proof that every voice of doubt became fuel for the fire. With GhostFish house style visuals and horrorcore precision, Y’all Ain’t Think I’d Make It is the sound of triumph rising from the grave.

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WALK” is grown-man hip hop — smooth, confident, and rooted in real life. It’s SnakePuppy at his most authentic: no frontin’, no hype, just rhythm, friendship, and longevity. This joint paints a picture of OGs like Lonzo, EgyptianLover, Big Dave, and Edwin Valze linking up on a Sunday at the beach — talkin’ health, history, and laughter over a boom-bap groove that swings like a boardwalk stride.

Walk

Bullet to the Brain

🔥 THΞ CØLLECTIVE – Judgment Day (Debut Album) 🔥
The wait is over. Toronto’s own THΞ CØLLECTIVE drops their explosive debut album “Judgment Day”, a 24-track statement of purpose that blends raw lyricism, gritty production, and cinematic energy. From underground anthems to introspective bangers, every track hits with purpose — a reflection of the city, the struggle, and the sound of a movement on the rise.
Built on unity, ambition, and authenticity, Judgment Day marks the start of a new era for hip hop in the North. This isn’t just an album — it’s a mission. The CØLLECTIVE has arrived.
🎧 Press play and witness the uprising.
#TheCollective #JudgmentDay #TorontoHipHop #OXOMusic

Corner Stories

Something First

The Ice Cream Man” brings that classic West Coast flavor back to the avenue — uptempo, funky, and full of soul. It’s a nod to the L.A. Dream Team days when Snake Puppy first made the streets move, now updated for 2025 with new heat and old-school heart. No gimmicks, no filler — just real music, real legacy, and a reminder that cool never left, it just slid back in.

Ice Cream Man

A world built on gold still bleeds in the streets.
This album reflects a system that creates its own suffering — prisons, hunger, hate — pretending it can’t be fixed.

Organic plays and rising.
Thank you to everyone who carries these truths, these scars, and this strength.
You are the community that knows what survival really means.

God of the Concrete is a journey through broken classrooms, prison yards, lost homes, fractured families, and the soul of Los Angeles.
Eleven tracks, one purpose: to show that we already have everything to heal the world — but we keep feeding the fire.

If this story speaks to you,
if you felt your own life inside these verses,
if any voice in this album sounded like someone you knew —

own the full experience or pick the tracks that hit hardest.

This album isn’t about blame.
It’s about mirrors.
We are the cause, the wound, and the cure.

Born in hope.
Forged in hell.
Rebuilt in truth.
This is God of the Concrete.

#GodOfTheConcrete #WestCoastRap #LARap #ConsciousRap #UndergroundHipHop #BoomBap #CinematicRap #PrisonRap #RedemptionRap #BornInHeavenForgedInHell

God Of The Concrete

Sins Of The Bloodline

KING SHODUKI

Check the mic, one two. Just got done wi

This ongoing project rises from heart, soul, curiosity, experience — and a couple of programs that help me piece it all together. Share if you care! :)
Rap, trap, indie, grunge, country, trance — just some of the sounds I’ve been shaping along the way.

My music changes with the day. No plan, no limits — just feeling, rhythm, and the joy of creating something that might make someone else feel too.
Thanks for being here — check out my other pages if you want to dive deeper. Q&A in the mail please.

Something First

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