New video from the artist Solo For Solo, from his album, Last Call For Apathy. Anonymous Trump is a mixture of the smooth and the raw, making a dope hip hop concoction.
Check out the album, as Solo For Dolo as he has been consistently dropping dope music over the years.
I’ve been waiting for some new Solo For Dolo material to make it to me and here we have it the form of his new album, Last Call For Apathy. The track Powdered Toazt Man has an understated funkiness to it. And Solo For Dolo, may not have been someone on your radar before, but he should be a rather large blip at this point. This guy has flow for days and I can point you to several projects that indicate that over the years, but why don’t you just check this song and then his most current album offering.
I know I’ve mention Solo For Dolo and Don Producci’s EP, Back to Basics, in the past but I am going to be redundant with this. The EP is a must have! It’s all about high skill on the mic and on the boards. You certainly shouldn’t cheapen you music collection without including this!
Solo For Dolo is releasing music at a fairly good pace and now we get word that his EP, Back To Basics will be dropping on December 25th free of charge, in conjunction with producer, Don Producci. For this track, the two invite Ren Thomas and Billy Snubbs on the mic as well. Producci really gets cooking with this production. It’s f’ckn fantastic. He’s got some groovy percussion, keys, and a killer sample. The emcees all get live on this one with some dope bars. This is the sure shot.
One of New Jersey’s finest, Solo For Dolo, is back at it again over some sublime and soulful Don Producci production. Hopefully this song is a pretext for more music to come.
Solo For Dolo is not a household name at this point but it should start to be garnering recognition. The man is super talented. He’s got great word play and show cases a more relaxed style over this slick Don Producci production. No word on what project this might surface on, but it’s here and available now, so that’s something.
If you have nine minutes to spare and enjoy dope hip hop that drops heavy, then this is your joint. Yes, it’s a little long but it’s certainly dope and worth the listen. I was drawn to it because of names like Nemisis (producer), Solo For Dolo, Skewtape, and Tone Liv. The track belongs to Brocky Dennis. At any rate, it goes…
Here’s some new material from Solo For Dolo entitled Lost Sons. It’s a somber and somewhat introspective track that is the byproduct of a little fortune and a lot of talent. Fortune came into play when he found the instrumental he crafted long ago just by chance, and heck, you can hear the talent portion. Enjoy…
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