“I came back to Atlanta and cut that ‘Blasphemy’ in Big Face Banks studio by myself and called 21 up because I felt like he was a perfect fit on the record,” Hardo told Complex magazine. “He came through and he fucked with it and jumped on it and another record.” He went on to explain “I’m looking to prove that my music is undeniable. Nothing can stop my growth, no matter how many times I went to jail. Now I’m off parole and going to prove that I’ve changed and matured and I won’t be going back to prison. The music I’m putting out now is better than my previous releases because I’m learning and perfecting my craft, styles, flows, and all. I also have more experiences to talk about now, which I know the real will relate too.”

Hardo’s plans to take his music career seriously now is very apparent through the type of power moves he is attempting to make. Word on the street is that his upcoming project will feature appearances from Pittsburgh’s super star Wiz Khalifa and Sosamann. As we wait for the tracklisting for his porject, you can stream “Blasphemy” below.

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Apollo Brown and Ras Kass’ Blasphemy album drops next Tuesday, but today they give fans a free download in celebration of the album’s early iTunes release. Horns and trumpets back this religious fueled record. Find out how to kill god below.

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