Don Cash returns with a new, winner-spirited record titled, “Boom Bap Gods”, a tick in time that serves as an ode to Hip-Hop’s golden years. Produced by Complexx, an Inwood, New York-native creative, its sound is anthemic and perfectly complements the unique lyrics and flows laid by Don Cash and featured artists Rome Streetz and Dris. Check out the new offering by the Long Beach, New York native rapper below, and stay tuned for new music and a joint project with frequent collaborator, Rome Streetz. If you like what hear, check out “ODB Flow”, released in June.

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Honey, I don’t know if it’s because my virgin ears were introduced to Lil Kim’s “Hard Core” at a very young age or if all of those terrible, terrible cliché stereotypes about Scorpios are coming to life but I am all about open conversation about sexuality and oral sex, especially if the person I’m conversing with knows exactly what he or she is doing — which brings me to Don Cash’s “P*ssy In My Beard”. From the very beginning of the record, we’re introduced to the producer (DJ DNA) and shortly after, “Let me taste that p*ssy” is repeated three times by the supernal Long Beach (New York) rapper, who does a good job at telling all of his p*ssy-having listeners exactly how he plans to do what he wants to do in the form of a song!

Apart from “P*ssy In My Beard” reminding me of Snoop Dogg’s “Fresh Pair of Panties On”, this might be the new pregame record for making out with the box.

In conclusion, I won’t judge Don Cash or comfortably describe him as the new hyper-sexual, weed-smoking rapper just yet but I will say based on the songs I did listen to (“Origami”, “Breakup Games”, and “Supa Sour”) so far are solid representations of what’s on his mind.

Stay tuned for the rapper’s new record, “ODB Flow”, which is set to release this Summer.

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