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SDotBraddy – "Can't tell me sh*t" (feat. Denzel Curry, Sir Michael Rocks, Curtis Williams, Robb Bank$)

  • November 25, 2013
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SDotBraddy is an artist from Miami that I've kept my eye on for some time. He has accomplished a lot over the past six months. Most notably being featured on MTV's Rap fix, and to celebrate his accomplishments he's released a remix to his track "Cant tell me sh*t". Featuring some of the south's rising stars. Denzel Curry, Curtis Williams, Sir Michael Rocks, and Robb Bank$. The instrumental was produced by Luxury. The title says it all, this track is for all those out there who are persistent and relentless when it comes to succeeding. The mix of the laid back beat with each rappers high energy verses makes the song that much better. Listen below and stay tuned for more from SDotBraddy, his sophomore Private Sessions is set to release early 2014 .

 

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