Road Rap
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luka
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It's the kids who actually live the life. I think it's the big adults who look like they're pretending.
Corpsey
bandz ahoy
Got a very punchable face but I think he's pretty good
Well he's post jail so that's gonna add something to yr perspective. Reminds me of Giggs a bit.
forclosure
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Dutchavelli is Stefflon Dons brother
also looking through some of his older stuff hes got a track called "John wayne" that was whatever and hes got a track with Professor Green
i do like the red suit hes got on in the video
also looking through some of his older stuff hes got a track called "John wayne" that was whatever and hes got a track with Professor Green
i do like the red suit hes got on in the video
luka
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https://pitchfork.com/levels/axl-beats-drake-travis-scott/amp/#click=https://t.co/1KT4ZMRXz2
Marked by no-frills rapping and nightmarish production, Chicago drill music traveled around the globe at the speed of the internet throughout the last decade. Eventually, Brooklyn rappers tried on the style—though at first their take was little more than a sad imitation of the sinister sound established by Windy City rappers like King Louie and Chief Keef, and beat makers like DJ L and Young Chop. It took an unlikely producer from the international drill outpost of London to help the New York City borough’s street rap scene craft its own character: AXL Beats.
Arriving on the scene in late 2016, AXL combined the grim core of classic Chicago drill records with the sliding 808s and manipulated vocal samples of UK grime. He started selling his cinematic instrumentals on YouTube, and eventually became the producer of choice for Brooklyn rappers, crafting several of the borough’s signature tracks. Thanks in part to AXL’s beats, Brooklyn drill has become a self-sustaining ecosystem with its own lingo and attitude. And bold-name types are taking notice: Both Drake and Travis Scott released their own AXL-produced tracks in December.
Marked by no-frills rapping and nightmarish production, Chicago drill music traveled around the globe at the speed of the internet throughout the last decade. Eventually, Brooklyn rappers tried on the style—though at first their take was little more than a sad imitation of the sinister sound established by Windy City rappers like King Louie and Chief Keef, and beat makers like DJ L and Young Chop. It took an unlikely producer from the international drill outpost of London to help the New York City borough’s street rap scene craft its own character: AXL Beats.
Arriving on the scene in late 2016, AXL combined the grim core of classic Chicago drill records with the sliding 808s and manipulated vocal samples of UK grime. He started selling his cinematic instrumentals on YouTube, and eventually became the producer of choice for Brooklyn rappers, crafting several of the borough’s signature tracks. Thanks in part to AXL’s beats, Brooklyn drill has become a self-sustaining ecosystem with its own lingo and attitude. And bold-name types are taking notice: Both Drake and Travis Scott released their own AXL-produced tracks in December.
sadmanbarty
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b side are always in that warehouse. i don't know why. it's not even close to cool. looks like some north greenwhich industrial estate.
luka
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doing your forklift license
version
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luka, what did you think of this one?
sadmanbarty
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that bass!