Dessy Hinds isn't playing with any rappers in the game this year. Although 2018 was a relatively quiet year for him, we could only assume he's been gearing up to drop off something epic in the future. The rapper released his remix of Meek Mill and Kodak Black's "Tic Tac Toe" last week. Today, he returns with a double dose of new music including his track "Jungle."
Dessy Hinds dropped off two new tracks today, "Loose Ones" and "Jungle." The latter is a New York-centric track, especially in comparison to "Loose Ones." The rapper hops on a gritty beat that has a thumping bassline and flexes his lyrical prowess throughout. It's another dope effort from Dessy Hinds.
Joey Bada$$ recently revealed that the Pro Era album is finally done. While it's unsure when it'll arrive, clearly every member of the team is working hard.
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Everyday hustlin' raw
Lions, hyenas and scars
Bare feet running no car
Bare feet running no jaw
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