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Focus The Truth commits "Microphone Murder" on his new single

  • December 13, 2017
  • Tayo Odutola
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If you have been following Focus The Truth's music on EARMILK you may have noticed a trend. Focus often tackles social issues intertwined with personal insights laced with street smarts and then some. On his newest song however he switches off the safety and comes out gun blazing with  "Microphone Murder".  Over a slowed down vocal sample and head nodding drums he kicks his gift of gab with lines like  "…So much talent, the flow's unbalanced and just like magic..*poof*, kids grow up fast to seduce women, shoot guns  still show up after, frustrated stuck in so much traffic, we used to go out laughing then we transformed savage but let me switch it up..."

The song is almost a 3 minute long affair with just straight raw bars sans any fancy hooks or chants. Yet another testament to Focus's lyrical dexterity on many levels. "Microphone Murder" is a single taken from his recently released LP titled 'Love will get you killed'

 

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