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TUT and Isaiah Rashad connect for a ride on "G35"

  • August 10, 2016
  • McKenzii Webster
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Isaiah Rashad isn't the only Chattanoogan putting on for the southeastern Tennessee city. If you aren't sure who I am referring to, please let me introduce you to TUT. He had one of 2015's most impressive mixtapes – Preacher's Son. TUT has released gems here and there since the release of his mixtape, but has mostly focused his attention on shows and his follow-up. He has now returned with "G35", which features Isaiah Rashad.

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"G35", produced by Ktoven, features that southern bounce sound that is soulful, smooth, and thumping. On this cut, we hear TUT reminiscent about the days when he was pushing his Infiniti G35 around Chattanooga. TUT's smooth tone with Isaiah Rashad's raspy voice handling the ad-libs and opening make for a perfect match. Hopefully a follow-up to Preacher's Son is coming soon. I hope a TUT and Isaiah Rashad joint project is on the radar sometime in the future, as well.

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