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Another Boldy Blocks visual, to add on, as the closer from his favored/secretly critically-acclaimed/criminally slept-on Trapper’s Alley “mixtape.” Ken Koller provides the lens on the lush, nighttime blur of the fast life, as well as into the shadows of that darkened “culinary workspace.”
Boldy James comes through with new visuals for the cut “What’s Da Goody Bag” off his Trapper’s Alley: Pro’s and Con’s mixtape, which should be on all these “Best Of 2011″ lists. Highly recommended. Peace to the late 90′s intellectual thug frames, I can’t cosign the Miami Heat cap though.
Another introspective Boldy Blocks visual banger. More of that future trap rap (trademarked by me). If you haven’t already, play catch-up and download Trapper’s Alley – Pros And Cons…we’ve been rockin’ this steady in our systems, and now on the new Fresh Out The Box radio show.
Boldy’s Trapper’s Alley: Pros and Cons has been in heavy rotation in my deck. If you missed my co-defendant’s original write up, do yourself a solidity and check it. This is another installment of dusty, spaced out backdrops under slowly delivered confident deepness straight outta the D-Town, which is currently producing much properness. Don’t fear the longish track list of the tape, these cuts are worthy of the few minutes they’ll slice outta your 24. Some joints we didn’t go over on the first round … Boldy James “Home Invasion” (Prod. Tye Hill) Boldy James “Optional” (Prod. Brains)
His two-part mixtape, Trapper’s Alley (Pros And Cons), just dropped and it is an ill journey. Futuristic dope boy music with an undercurrent of a lesson to be learned. Take a moment… (download Trapper’s Alley) Visuals off the mixtape: “Concrete Connie” “I Sold Dope All My Life” |
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