Lupe Fiasco Drops Lost-Track “Crash Out” from Food & Liquor era

-

Lupe Fiasco is back once again with a new single.

“Crash Out” delivers a politically charged anthem that calls for systemic revolution, urging listeners to prioritize intellectual self-empowerment and mental growth over superficial material wealth.

Originally intended for release during the Food & Liquor debut era, the track is finally being shared with fans—and it does not disappoint. “Crash Out” serves as the latest single from the upcoming Chill’s Spotlight, Vol. 7 – Forgotten 7.

Be sure to check out the new release, now available on Spotify.



from UndergroundHipHopBlog.com https://ift.tt/IxuF51v

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Kimya Dawson has released a song about Aesop Rock's emotional abuse towards her

-
This is almost two weeks old but I didn't see any discussion about it here so I thought it was worth sharing. It is NOT released in relation to Aesop having a new album coming out, as this was uploaded before he had announced or made any teasers. The song, Whisperers , was posted alongside a caption that read "I’m not self righteous and I’m not perfect by any means. I don’t expect perfection from anyone but I’d like to see some real fucking effort. I have done fucked up things in my life that I will regret forever but I recognize that and that remorse helps me grow and do better. It’s fucking hard. I know that. And I don’t want an apology. I don’t care who gets dropped or cancelled. I want dudes to stop being the gatekeepers who enable abusive behavior. And in the meantime I want those gatekeepers to stop pretending that they don’t know what they know. I want to see men held accountable rather than nurtured in environments that make them think they can keep getting away w...
Read more

HHW Tech Review: Skullcandy Dime True Wireless Earbuds Offer Quality Sound For Under $30

-
Image
Source: Bernard Smalls / Skullcandy Dime Earbuds A pair of good wireless earbuds for under $30? Sounds crazy, right? Well, Skullcandy definitely has managed to pull it off. The American-based audio brand announced the Dime True Wireless Earbuds back in March , describing the $25 accessory as “mini and mighty” while boasting some impressive specs you would find on pair of $50 wireless earbuds. We got a chance to try them out, and we walked away quite impressed. Design & Quality Source: Bernard Smalls / Skullcandy Dime True Wireless Earbuds Immediately in hand, you can tell the Dime True Wireless Earbuds are $25. The cheap plastic build of the case and buds is a dead giveaway and, frankly, one of the cons with Skullcandy’s latest earbuds. The buds actually feel like test products companies usually give reviewers to try out before the final version is released. Everything with these earbuds screams bare minimum all the way down to the included charging cable, which is not tha...
Read more