Over the “Dilla Bap” orchestration that channels the late great Motown producer, Stalley drops lightning bolts of wisdom and dazzling rhyme schemes that concisely summarize the perils of the rap game:

“Hard times when you trying to be a rhymer/being a rapper puts you in the line of fire/Everything evil is what you most desire/being tough is what they must honor, until you’re fighting for your life in front of your honor/Then all that street shit and beef shit turn into karma,. All from trying to add on additional commas/I wish we listened to momma’s who tried to calm us.”

from the album “Somebody Up There Loves Me”
produced by B.A.M.

Sounds Beautiful Like The Truth
Mello Music Group, 2022