New! Admiral Crumple feat. Cage - Glassine Envelopes
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GOOD STUFF BRODIE, DO A FULL LP WIT CAGE N BRING HIM ALL THE WAY BACK 1 TIME
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half man half bearpig
Dope
How much he charged me. It's business.
Big thank you @Juggalo Fred especially coming from you. I know you're a big Horrorcore fan.
Is there anything in particular you like about this track?
The whole album is Toronto Horrorcore. Nothing like this came out of my city in 2023.
Here's two other tracks
Kill the cheaters
Goats in Chaos
Cheesy
All Star
No disrespect at all but 115 hours is like, three 40 hour work weeks. So yeah, most people doing music propably did put in three weeks.
Keep doing your thing though, not really my type of music but I can only respect the grind
Over or under 5 g's?
Toronto has a horrorcore scene?
Your beat selection reminds me of old cage and yak balls and necro style shyt
I'll check the other songs out and let you know, can't listen at the moment but wanted to respond to you
No disrespect at all but 115 hours is like, three 40 hour work weeks. So yeah, most people doing music propably did put in three weeks.
Keep doing your thing though, not really my type of music but I can only respect the grind
I hear you. It doesn't seem like much. But know it's a different type of work. Some people invest their life's valuable time in jobs they don't like - and not putting action towards their "Voice" or calling in life.
115 creative hours is different. In my world - I had to find samples, make melodies, get the right snare drum sound. Write to beats. Go back. Rewrite rhymes, record demo takes. Then the mixing is very challenging.
This is 115 hours after my core work - which really equates to around 2 hours each week. The thing is - is the discipline to do it. I forced myself on days I didn't want to work on my album. Most days I enjoyed it.
The fact is most "rappers" don't drop albums. Many emcees I knew in 1999 never dropped an original album - and many recorded tracks.
Many got stuck in complaining and blaming. There's alot that can go on. It's a chaotic world. I know women who got frustrated with their "rapper" husbands - who neglected the marriage and kids - only to never drop an album after 20 years - and the woman was like fukk your dream - make more money elsewhere. That's some harsh reality shyt. To have kids and a marriage makes things even more difficult.
My father actually died during the process of me making this new album. Life happens - but I stay focused on my end goals. (rest in peace Dad - I'm happy you made it to 79.5 years old)
That's why when people ask me to help them make an album - I ask did you put 115 hours in yet? Most haven't put 5 creative hours in.
Also I'm talking about "albums" as in Pink Floyd - Darkside, Common - Ressurection, Ghostface - Supreme Clientele - complete original bodies of work albums.
Not a music video, or streaming album.
I'm talking about whole package art album.
I want to see more artists on The Coli drop an album. If you're reading this - stay on the grind until it's at least out on Spotify with dope artwork. You'll be a legend to your lineage.
Dope thank you so much.
Toronto does not have a big Horrorcore scene. I think I may be one of 10 rappers doing this style of hip hop from my city. On the grand scheme of things for Toronto Hip Hop - I'm waaaay different. No one sounds like me from Toronto - but I have alot of Toronto slang and Toronto references in my music.
Toronto Hip Hop has a lot of ho and drug dealers rappers at the moment. Which I stand in stark contrast from. I diss the sex worker game in my latest video that got on worldstarhiphop. I'm for people going for their good contributions and healthy relationships heavy first before stooping to sex work.
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Thanks homie. If I could, I would. The future is limitless. People love our collabs. So many people said they love how he sounds over my production.
Hearing that fan feedback is an honor.
It's wild - the full circle. Glass Vials is a crack cocaine reference. And now "Glass"ine Envelopes is a heroin package reference. I never even thought of that while writing the chorus.
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