Name: The WARM up (Intro) by THOMAS NZEKWESI
Duration: 7 min 25 s
Description: Quentin The 5th X Thomas SIngleton X MARLEY G X LO

Quentin The 5th X Thomas SIngleton X MARLEY G X LO

The WARM up (Intro)

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1fgSKhcLri7gGwX4v1G1hF

iTunes x Apple Music: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/black-tee-freestyle/1378210315?i=1378210320

Official Music Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjLmQ3t6Q1g

Our Meme Video Hit OVER 2Million Views on this FaceBook Post: 
https://www.facebook.com/ChrisjCarrOfficial/videos/10155726750414151/?hc_ref=ARTa4hJ0nT6d2aTG4z9V3Hp2sNP09tqOdfG3oB6TNyBXeHgHFx5-ioPKQYyUZBzdbMw

It hit hundreds of thousands of views on IG and Twitter. yall keep reposting the song and the meme video!

Official Music Video

Black Tee (freestyle) | Chrissa SJE x Fade Bully #INSPIRATION

#TRILLBEENPOPPIN ft MARQ

I had what was essietianly writer's block, but for music, while working on a different beat so I worked on this instead lol Enjoy. Also new songs are (hopefully) coming soon, so stayed tuned for that

Coin Toss

INTRO

RIP SHAWTY LO ft MARQ

Interlude (feat. Kenny Wade)

So...tried something completely out of my lane by making a remix lol How'd I do?

v i s i o n [Icon Remix]

lessons in love help shape and mold you for the better. this expression of hurt and pain, i appreciate it more than ever.

Bad Boy | ft. Aly

Drake ~ Girls Love Beyonce Feat. James Fauntleroy

R&B singer songwriter Shaq On Da Track. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @Trilhoutte. Born in California, with stints in Mississippi, Louisiana, Minnesota and Chicago, Shaq On Da track grew up listening to his father’s record collection. His love for James Brown, Prince, and R.Kelly’s Ignition segued into New Edition, Guy, and Bobby Brown. But he’s also very much a 90s kid, religiously tuning into BET and VH1, watching many New edition and Jodeci videos; he voraciously consumed issues of Vibe and XXL, immersing himself in the work of Bel biv devo and Juvenile. In High School, he was introduced to the works of Ja rule, Tupac, and dabbled in beat-making and recording one-take raps. Early on, his focus lay largely in production: “I wanted to be able to sing and my cousin Horace encouraged me to sing certain parts on the album. There’s a certain texture to my voice that actually works on a lot of the songs.”

The WARM up (Intro)

THOMAS NZEKWESI

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