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Mitty Kane rolls in with new Hip Hop track ‘Floss’

Posted on 1 October 2020

Mitty Kane rolls in with new Hip Hop track ‘Floss‘ and this is a banging song with plenty of intention.

This is all about knowing that your crew is the best in the hood. Your flows and style are too much for some to handle but you know its best. Other cats want to hang out but you are keeping your circle tight with no newcomers. You know what you need to do now and that involves keeping your circle focused and ready. The music is coming to you quickly and you want to take advantage of this situation.

‘Floss‘ from rapper Mitty Kane is a raw track, one with lots of hunger and determination. You can tell that he is the new kid on the block, making his name in the Hip Hop game in the US. This is a long road and with this fire however, the road will get a bit easier. The vocals are gritty with lots of heart and that is the best way to hear this genre. This is a promising track for 2020.

Click here for the Soundcloud link.

Reviewed by Llewelyn Screen

June Miller slides in the door with tight flows on ‘Cake?!!??’

Posted on 10 September 2020

June Miller (Houston,Texas) shows the world his tight flow on ‘Cake?!!??‘.

With a bouncy beat, we are soon into the story here from this skilled lyricist who stomps hard on this one. With an attitude of minding his own business and just stay focused to make records, you can see that he is on a mission. Making quality music is the mantra and staying away from lame rap beef and other distractions.

The flow is tight here and this is a rapper on a mission. He doesn’t have feelings and is only down if you want to do this properly. He wants to be one of the best in the game and isn’t impressed by the average. Cake is about taking your cake and eating it. Just keeping it real and not trying to do too much that doesn’t feel right. Keeping things natural is the way to go for this extremely talented rapper.

‘Cake?!!??’ is a Hip Hop song that is laced with quality flows that make you impressed easily by June Miller.

Reviewed by Llewelyn Screen