Chicago's CDot Honcho has been bubbling for a minute. The rapper's Soundcloud releases helped him build a major buzz on the Internet and in the streets. The rapper released his project, Takeover last year which solidified him as one of the brightest stars coming out of Chicago right now. Today, he unveils his official follow-up to his 2017 album with his new project, H4.
CDot Honcho is back with his latest project, H4. The rapper's been teasing the project throughout the whole year. The project includes the previously released single, "By The Way" which he dropped at the end of June. CDot taps two local legends for features on the project. Chief Keef appears track two, "Sadity," while Lil Durk comes through on "Self Made." CDot Honcho and Durk previously collaborated earlier this year on the song "OTW."
Peep the new project below and let us know what you think in the comments.
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