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Buffalo, NY’s Gaine$ drops “Big G’$”

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Buffalo wordsmith Gaine$ sonically flexes over new single “Big G’$.” The track is monolithically powered by a lush tapestry of funk keys and wobbly bass composed by producer NOM

Speaking on the track Gaine$ commented “To me the beat tapped into some of the feeling of nineties West Coast Hip-Hop.  Like when Tupac tapped in with musicians from the P-funk era. When a sound calls out to you, you must meet that energy where it’s at. Honestly, I used to feel smaller than others while not realizing I’ve been the giant in the room the whole time. This is “G’s” arriving in real time.”

Listen to “Big G$”: https://youtu.be/A3yW3wYcwhk?si=_Ka5tdahnrzJcNwr

“Big G$” is the second single from the recently released LP, Mr. Gaine$ (fully produced by NOM).  A video for the first single “The Otherside of $$$” was released (link below)

Watch official video for “The Otherside of $$$”: https://youtu.be/h33IgUV9Xgg?si=h9br6Pjo0o57Bs93 

Album guests on the project are sparse but Buffalo-centric including Griselda’s own Brother Tom SOS on the track “Ms. Merrimac” as well as Gaine$ brothers-in-rhyme Toneyboi and Skate Cobain.

More Info: https://www.instagram.com/gaines90/ 

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Spaceman drops new video for “CRANKY”

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Extraterrestrial emcee Spaceman has dropped visuals for newest single “CRANKY.  (Produced by Manny McPlanes and Directed by Timmy Price Film), Spaceman seethes with frustration and strong words for the fakers out there.  As the artist states, “Cranky is a song about frustration with performative culture. People who claim identities that they don’t embody, whether that’s toughness, wisdom, status, or artistic originality, or as the track says, “These niggas don’t stand for what they say they stand for.”

Watch official video for “CRANKY”: https://youtu.be/F8-JQSW-qmc?si=MsVha6MQ6yuGFKFy  

This is the first new single from Spaceman since his massive “Social Skills” series of singles which dropped throughout last year.  That series was focused on stepping out of his solo work and collaborating with artists that he respects.  These artists included ABGOHARD, Fatboi Sharif, Kyle Rapps and Jus-P as well as producers K3Mal, The Suspect Allegedly and Escada.

More info: https://cyberspace667.com/

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