Last week, OMB Peezy and Sherwood Marty dropped off their collaborative single "Crash Out." It's a high energy single that found both southern artists connecting over hard hitting production and tales from the streets. It was a promising glimpse into what they have in store in the future. Less than a week later, both artists come together to deliver their new mixtape Young & Reckless.
Alabama's OMB Peezy and Baton Rouge's Sherwood Marty get together for their new mixtape Young & Reckless. With a fourteen song tracklist, the two artists deliver a street centric project with crisp production. Both Peezy and Marty hold down the majority of the project on their own with only two other rappers featured on it, Sherwood Flames and TK Kravitz.
This serves as the second project from OMB Peezy in the last three months, following the release of Humble Beginnings.
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