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Dios Negasi (Reagan Era) drops “Domingre Gang” ft. Young Zee (Outsidaz)

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2 weeks ago

March 4, 2025

The “Domingre Gang” is back in town! Reagan Era Records General Dios Negasi drops a sonic homage to his favorite Tarantino flick, The Hateful Eight. Notching up the lyrical factor Negasi enlists Brick City legend Young Zee (Da Outsidaz) for a head-nodder of a single (also produced by Dios Negasi).

Listen to “Domingre Gang” by Dios Negasi ft Young Zee: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/chambermusicentpresents/domingre-gang-feat-dios-negasi–young-zee

“Domingre Gang” is the second leak from the forthcoming Black Violin 2 album (co-released by Chamber Music & Reagan Era) , the first being “Only God Can Save You” which also features Conway The Machine.

Listen to “Only God Can Save You” ft. Conway The Machine:

Black Violin 2 is a follow-up to last year’s first edition which also featured appearances from RJ Payne as well as the full Reagan Era crew. The artist has hinted that there are some other notable features on the forthcoming album.

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

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Bobby Freemont Shares Remarkable New Single ‘don’t let me go’

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13 hours ago

March 14, 2025

Philomena Marie

Bobby Freemont’s latest single “don’t let me go” is a hauntingly beautiful confessional that showcases the singer-songwriter’s remarkable storytelling ability and emotional depth.

Freemont’s voice is a powerful tool, capable of conveying the complexity of human emotions with stunning precision. On “don’t let me go”, he uses it to devastating effect, pouring his heart out over a sparse, acoustic guitar melody that perfectly captures the sense of desperation and longing that permeates the lyrics.

The song’s strength lies in its unwavering honesty, with Freemont laying bare his fears, doubts, and vulnerabilities in a way that’s both deeply personal and universally relatable. His lyrics are a masterclass in subtlety, conjuring up vivid images that linger long after the music has faded.

Musically, “don’t let me go” is a minimalist yet evocative affair, with each note and melody carefully crafted to amplify the emotional impact of Freemont’s vocals. The result is a song that’s both intimate and expansive, conjuring up images of misty landscapes and crumbling cityscapes that perfectly capture the sense of desolation and longing.

Overall, “don’t let me go” is a remarkable single that solidifies Bobby Freemont’s reputation as one of the most compelling and emotionally resonant singer-songwriters working today. It’s a must-listen for fans of introspective and emotionally charged music, and a powerful reminder of the transformative power of music to capture the human experience in all its complexity and beauty.