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MASS. Mondays: New Music from Ricky France, $hay Band$ & 8 Zipp, Dutchy Do Bad, Eddy Norf & Clark D
Before your girl catches a flight for a couple of weeks, I couldn’t leave without leaving y’all with a new MASS. Mondays. This week, we have some new faces: Eddy Norf and Clark D, while still celebrating the masses: Ricky France, $hay Band$, 8 Zipp and Dutchy Do Bad.
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Ricky France – CODE
We haven’t seen Ricky France since the release of his single, “One Way Or Another” back in November. As we approach the end of April, France couldn’t let the month end without releasing a new visual.
Teaming up with Brillo and Vanni Allan Poe, who just released his single “Bachelor” last month, France drops his latest visual, “CODE.” Inspired by the 1995-film, New Jersey Drive, the Bonvida// Lyme Lyte TV-directed clip finds Ricky playing Midget and Vanni channeling Jason.
If you haven’t seen the film, you can get an idea of what happens by watching “Code” above.
Billy Bando has been on a roll lately, releasing a series of visuals including “Cold Hearted,” “Same Suits Pt 2,” and “Do The Most.” Showing no signs of slowing down, the Boston native continues his streak with his latest effort, “Misunderstood Freestyle.”
Shot by Billy Bando, the Dorchester native delivers over two minutes of raw, heartfelt bars about the trials and tribulations he endured while incarcerated and the rollercoaster of life.
After ending her hiatus with the Humbeats-produced track “Danger,” Dutch ReBelle embraces her inner zen on her latest release, “Namaste.” Produced by Grammy-nominated Clark D, “Namaste” reflects Dutch ReBelle’s dedication to maintaining her peace and authenticity, refusing to compromise her identity for mainstream success.
Watch above.
After collaborating alongside Gudda Rock on “Back at It,” Boston rapper Tdai Honcho is kicking off the summer with his drill-inspired track, “Play Ball.” Clocking in at just over two minutes, this hard-hitting record serves as a warning to his opps, reminding them them that he’s never been one to duck rec.
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