Monday, 16 December 2013

Late pass!

As recommended by Bl'ast!master, here's a good lil' rootin' tootin' deep cut from one of Block Beattaz's new stock of Huntsville rappers. Haven't road-tested this yet, but it passed the late-night card game test all Country-Rap jams are subjected to with flying colours:


"Puttin' up numbers and end up losin', your career is Elton Brand
You're the n***a at the beach who decided to bring sand"

Grilly - Stankin' Lankin'
(From Pour A Player Up mixtape; 2013)


As enjoyable as Stankin' Lankin' already is, Mali Boi from Block Beattaz should call in favours from GMane and Jackie Chain for a Huntsville all star remix so it can have a chance to soar or, at the very least, pull in more than 33 views on YouTube.
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7 comments:

  1. Ben16 December 2013 at 15:21

    Song/image win.

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  2. d16 December 2013 at 17:28

    I hated this dude at first but hes defo grown on me. Block Beataz also made one of my wishes come through and sampled The Trial And The Search on there, the dudes.

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  3. Kelvin Mack10zie16 December 2013 at 18:58

    I only like this song from his 'tape but one great song is worth more than 10 aiight cuts.

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  4. Alex17 December 2013 at 16:56

    What really needs to happen is a proper Bentley/Block Beattaz album. Dude is the most underrated talent in Alabama right now, and much better than most people who BB work with these days.

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  5. Kelvin Mack10zie17 December 2013 at 18:45

    What was that Jackie Chain & ST song from this year called again, Driz?

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  6. Alex17 December 2013 at 18:58

    I think you mean John Legend

    http://www.audiomack.com/song/thafixxdotcom/john-legend

    I'd love to see them actually put out a Doobie Broz release one of these days. Shame they lost most of the album they recorded back in 2010ish. '565 Shit' was the jam

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  7. Kelvin Mack10zie17 December 2013 at 19:24

    That's the one, thanx.

    I need a properly mastered version of Jackie's Trippin' joint with Rittz. Wave levels on that song are so dangerous, inexperienced surfers have been known to drown in them.

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