Joell Ortiz, Namir Blade, Stalley, and Solemn Brigham snap on Mello Music Group’s new gang cut “Dark Rock.”
Mello Music Group has formally declared the arrival of their new assemblage collection Bushido. Due out for discharge on April second, the stacked venture is set to include appearances from ApriQuelle Chris, Open Mike Eagle, Solemn Brigham, Oddisee, Homeboy Sandman, Zackey Force Funk, Skyzoo, Namir Blade, Oddisee, James Shahan, Joell Ortiz, Stalley, Dueling Experts, RJ Payne, Murs, Cambatta, Kool Keith, B-Real, and The Perceptionists.
Presently, the primary single “Dark Rock,” highlighting Joell Ortiz, Namir Blade, Stalley, and Solemn Brigham, has shown up in a whirlwind of bars. Over a super cold banger, Joell Ortiz prepares a persevering stream, hanging together words with accuracy as he ups the ante with his initial section. “That Brooklyn district is intensive, over bitches Bengals they through shots like Burrow, and put you in the ground like you tunneled,” he spits. “At that point turn your square again to make all that murder crap plural/I can’t really accept that I made it like sperm that should be sterile.”
What follows are refrains from Blade, Stalley, and Brigham, every one of whom fleshes out the force cut with unmistakable style and very much sharpened lyricism. Plainly Mello Music Group esteems the specialty of handwriting, and anticipate that Bushido should include bounty more where that came from.
Will you tune in when the accumulation lands on April second?
