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Sam Lachow – "80 Bars Part 2" [Video]

  • July 14, 2013
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With a flow as diverse as the beats that switch up behind it- from Paul Wall’s "Chunk up the Deuce",  to Kanye West’s “Everything I Am” and then back to the 90’s with “No Scrubs” – Part 2 of the Seattle/New York raised rapper Sam Lachow’s “80 bars” series is a sound introduction to an MC that, until yesterday, I was misguidedly unaware of. Lachow definitely cuts a relatable figure as he raps an insight into his own personal nostalgia; lines like ‘What’s a Charmander to a Blastoise?’ over a few old school gems are never likely render disappointing results. 

The video, which was surprisingly released with no label or cosign, can be seen below.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoCd1hoc1Ds[/youtube]

According to Lachow Part 3 will be released when he reaches 10,000 followers on his Twitter, so get following and let’s see what classics he goes in on next. Until then you can check out Part 1 as well.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLBqkTDvEpc[/youtube]

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