Biggs enlists the help of Hustle God for his newest work, “State Jumpers.” Gearing up for his full length release. Oxnard, CA rhymer Biggs rhymes over refreshing production from Johnny Juliano (one of the producers behind Game and Drake’s infectious summer anthem, “100”) and while “State Jumpers” isn’t a cut from the impending album, Biggs’ calculating rhyme structures demonstrate the full array of the California natives’ talents. Hustle God’s verse is a congruent play off of Biggs, creating a synonymous space between both MC’s. With a multitude of new records on the way, Biggs is on a mission to be the next voice of the west.
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