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XHICUTE - GADDAFI


Xhicute, the self-acclaimed "Crowned Prince of the Streets" has proven beyond doubts to be the future King of street music by dropping this hot new jam titled "Gaddafi" The latest Street Anthem for all lovers of street music. A pure African sound. Xhicute is one of the streets most loved artist, and usually reffered to as the "Voice Of The Streets" and thats the reason behind the #Gaddafi hashtag trend.


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R-Mean – In Love Ft. Breana Marin (AUDIO MP3)

- August 28, 2017
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R-Mean conveys one for the women.

Through the span of his Mean Mondays arrangement (right now on its thirty-fifth weeks) R-Mean has demonstrated he can handle bunch diverse styles and still stay persuading. Presently, he comes through with an alternate, and maybe improbable track – a song of devotion for the women. And keeping in mind that each rapper is a women’s man in their own right, R-Mean has liked to keep his arrangement loaded with bars and critique of both the social and political assortment. Fortunately for the females in participation, that is going to change.

The Young Taylor delivered track highlights the skilled Breana Marin, who opens things off with a close vocal execution. I feel like the guitar riff is reminiscent of Mr. Probz hit melody “Waves,” which influences me to think about whether it’s a backed off example. On the off chance that you didn’t figure from the title “In Love,” the topic is, from a certain point of view, set to be pervaded with storybook sentiment. In any event, until R-Mean comes in with his opening bars – “They say that ladies know in the initial seven seconds that they see you on the off chance that they gon’ let you fuck.” It’s sort of a clever juxtaposition against Marin’s execution, who is essentially pining for a closeness more passionate than physical, however R-Mean unquestionably knows his needs.

As the verse advances, R-Mean pens an able story about his relationship, in which he tries to interface on a more profound level, just to be met with resistance. Expressively, Mean keeps on substantiating himself a skilled scholar, so it’s nothing unexpected that his narrating cleaves are on point. All things considered, Breana’s vocals and Young Taylor’s instrumental are the genuine star here, catching that feeling of closeness the track appears to be resolved to passing on. It’s an exemplary instance of “hooligan luv,” and the dynamic is enlivened with melodious artfulness.

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