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thatboykwame Shares Upbeat New Track “nothintwosay”

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2 years ago

May 18, 2024

The versatile and ever-evolving thatboykwame released his latest track, “nothintwosay”, a cool fusion of sounds. Born in Auckland, raised in Sydney, and of Ghanaian descent, thatboykwame continues to enchant fans with his profound artistry and unique storytelling.

“nothintwosay” explores the theme of finding peace amid life’s chaos, while also delving into the complexities of communication and self-expression. The song’s infectious bass riff and captivating vocals create a sound that is both hypnotic and thought-provoking. As thatboykwame explains, “nothintwosay is about reaching a point where you find peace and ignore life’s troubles. Yet, sometimes having nothing to say can be a defense against revealing deeper truths.“

Known for pushing creative boundaries, thatboykwame infuses “nothintwosay” with his signature production prowess and theatrical flair. The result is a captivating musical journey of self-discovery and introspection. With accolades including a J Award for Unearthed Artist of 2018 and millions of streams, thatboykwame’s upcoming debut album, set for release in July, promises to further solidify his status as a trailblazing artist in the music scene.

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Boldy James and Real Bad Man Link Up Again for Strobelight

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21 hours ago

November 1, 2026

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Boldy James and Real Bad Man. Photo via @boldyjames.

Detroit rapper Boldy James and producer Real Bad Man have released Strobelight, their fourth full length album together. The project arrived on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, with 12 tracks running about 39 minutes, produced entirely by Real Bad Man. It launched as a Bandcamp exclusive, and its first vinyl pressing is limited to 1,980 copies.

The partnership has become one of the most reliable in underground rap. Strobelight follows Real Bad Boldy, Killing Nothing and Conversational Pieces, and it sits alongside the Come Back Around EP the pair released with dreamcastmoe in April 2025. This time the guest list stays lean, with appearances from Wiki, El Cousteau, Grip and Taj, each slotted into the record’s smoky, cinematic frame rather than piled on for attention.

The album also has an unusual backstory. Its songs began life during the sessions for the original trilogy, then were finished between December 2025 and March 2026, giving Strobelight the feel of both a lost chapter and a new statement. Boldy remains one of rap’s most prolific workers, yet his records with Real Bad Man hold a special place in his catalogue, the producer’s dusty, off kilter loops matching the rapper’s calm, precise menace bar for bar. Strobelight is out now for streaming and download, with the limited vinyl pressing giving collectors a physical piece of the run. And there is more on the way: Boldy has already announced his next LP, Bentayga Genesis, for November 13, proof that one of rap’s hardest working runs shows no sign of slowing down.