Dizzy Wright Releases "Problems & Blessings"

Dizzy Wright is back with his new song, "Problems & Blessings."

BYAron A.Sep 21, 20185.5K Views

Dizzy Wright's been on a steady grind this year. The rapper came through with a slew of new music this year including his latest EP, Don't Tell Me It Can't Be Done. The project featured appearances from Logic, Kid Ink and more and was released at the top of June. As he gears up to hit the road soon, he comes through with another new single titled, "Problems & Blessings."

Dizzy Wright is back with his first new song since releasing Don't Tell Me It Can't Be Done. The rapper comes through with the FreezeOnTheBeat-produced record with "Problems & Blessings."

“My motivation behind this record is to help people find balance,” Wright told HipHopDX. “Handle your problems like you handle all your blessings, everything should be a learned lesson even if the outcome changes from what one expects.”

Dizzy Wright will be joining Tech N9ne this fall on the 50-City Independent Grind Tour. Keep your eyes peeled for more new music from Wright.

Quotable Lyrics
Why you tryna find a reason? Find someone else to step on
Puttin' in that work, this is not a fight you should lead on
My head on straight,
Tryna find your peace of mind at times, could be a deadly trait
I never doubt myself, somethings you should never say

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