“Off The Grid, Part 2” by Wiccid Lo & Bank$ coming soon

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2 years ago

What’s going on everyone? Thank you for joining The Hip Hop Push LLC. My name is Chosen Lyric: Founder/ Owner of The Hip Hop Push LLC, 10x Published Spoken Word Poet,

Real Estate Agent and Forex Trader. I’ll be your blogger for this moment in time.

In my last writing, I was discussing “A Life Of Darkness” by Wiccid Lo, & Blu Loco. I have a forthcoming release that I would like to put you onto.

Wiccid Lo & Banks are preparing to release “Off The Grid: Part 2,” the sequel to “Off The Grid: Part 1.”

Wiccid sent me the tracks from the new project, and I loved it. Banks has been one of the artists that people gravitate to on thehiphoppush Instagram account, & his snippets generally get a certain amount of traction in terms of Likes, Comments & Views. Bank$ currently has the one post on thehiphoppush’s instagram with the highest amount of views, & is now recognized as a featured artist on the account.

After studying Bank$’ craft over the last year, & listening to “Off The Grid: Part 2,” I do believe that the new EP will be well received.
Bank$ is a Florida artist, but if you listen to “Get It Everyday” on part 1 and this snippet of “G Code” from Part 2,

the capability to shine on the type of beats one generally may hear West Coast artists rapping over becomes more evident.

Bank$ also displays his comedic side on ” No More.” He raps:

“…The way she hopped on the seat, and buss it wide/

Choked on the meat, she almost died/

Told me she vegan, she told a lie/

Nowadays if you’re not eating: you’re getting fried…/”

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All in all, this is a good EP, targeted to different people for different messages. I already wrote about the marvelous, well-received future hit known as “Dead Presidents.” Bank$, with catchy hook over a tight beat, celebrates the various triumphs of victory on “Win” & speaks proverbial matter of facts alongside artist ItzReal on “Gasoline.”

Wiccid Lo, CEO of 2 Tempted Ent, is on 4 of the tracks on “Off The Grid: Part 2.” On most of the selections, with the exception of “Dead Presidents,” he slows down the speed of his raps, which translated into riding the track with ease. Wiccid’s flows merged with the cadence of the beat in a majestic form on tracks like, “No More” & “On My Mind, but he did speed it up for his verse on “Dead Presidents.”

Wiccid Raps on, “G Code:”

…For the love of the money I’m Bone Thugging, Mane

She like that blue ice on my chest, blue strings on my sneaks, rolling up that blue dream, mane

Getting money is essential/

If your shorty got potential/

I’ma put her in the rental…/

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