Touchdown Feat. Noname

Running (feat. Pink Siifu)

SheesH!

New #WhyWednesday 
NO TITLE - Track 4 featuring D'Meetri

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NO TITLE - I Aint Really Saying Shit Feat D'Meetri

prod. Anthony Kilhoffer

PEANUT BUTTER PRINCE THIS JUNE!

All Night (PEANUT BUTTER PRINCE DROPS THIS JUNE!)

Role Model

Not For Me (prod. J.LBS & Lincoln Jesser)

Once again, another stack of music that was well overdue.
These tracks date back from 2016-17, they just felt right together.

Boss (Prod. by Alexander12)

Dreams Beat Screams (Prod. by Bishop Nehru)

Brian Brown, Nashville’s self-proclaimed “Stoop Kid”, drops his debut album Journey today. What started as an idea for a day in the life slowly transformed into a project that reflected his life in the years following his first mixtape 7:22, which was released in 2014. 
“I’m a believer that if I haven’t been through anything, if I haven’t lived through anything, then what is there to talk about?” said Brian Brown. “Journey is all of the moments that I’ve been going through - the trials and tribulations, the hurt, loss and heartache.” 

Brian’s southern drawl serenades a range of emotions over soulful melodies on each track. “Flava”, for example, is a true story about strutting down Nashville’s Broadway and feeling good after a fresh haircut, until he noticed a homeless man being passed by everyone walking. “That song is the album in a nutshell, the growing pains and the vices,” said Brown. 

On the other hand, “Stay” was simply inspired by the need for a fly love song and features Johnson City’s Lul Lion, who is a good friend of Brown, who is featured in her debut album. In fact, many who contributed to this album are friends of his, including Reaux Marquez, OGTHAGAWD and D. Sanders