Jean Grae - "Kill Screen"

Jean Grae – “Kill Screen”

By K1ngEljay | 09.06.2012 |
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It looks like one of my favorite emcees has been working; in addition to the previously-promised Cake or Death, she’s also dropping Gotham Down, a project that will actually drop before C.O.D. Below is the self-produced first offering from Gotham Down (not to be confused with the term ‘lead single’, and it connects with the “King of Kong” documentary that’s been making the rounds on the internet and Netflix.

I’m already won over. Check the single below, and enjoy. Shouts to MTVHive for this one.

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