Boldy James was applying pressure throughout 2021, starting with the release of Real Bad Boldy, alongside Real Bad Man. The two are back at it with a brand new joint effort on the way titled, Killing Nothing. Today, they've unveiled a new single off of the project, "All The Way Out." With Boldy delivering the bars and Real Bad Man laying down the production, they deliver yet another exceptional record that has us anticipating what they have in store on Killing Nothing.
Their forthcoming project includes appearances from Stove God Cooks, Rome Streets, Crimeapple, and more. Killing Nothing drops on May 20th.
1. Water Under The Bridge
2. All The Way Out
3. Game Time
4. Hundred Ninety Bands
5. Medellin’ FEAT Crimeapple
6. Cash Transactions FEAT Knowledge The Pirate
7. Open Door FEAT Stove God Cooks & Rome Streetz
8. Ain’t No Bon Jovi
9. Bo Jack (Miller Lite)
10. Sawyer
11. Mississippi
12. Seeing Visions
13. Killing Nothing
Quotable Lyrics
Drum roller get to kickin', ain't no Jackie Chan
AR autograph a n***a block up, I crack a fan
Leave 'em spiffy in his casket, Gucci, Dapper Dan
Heard them n***as want smoke with blocks, we can match a gram
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