A sound with a voice is something the streets could use more than ever, and K’La brings exactly that.

“Aint Mad At Ya” falls first from The Gospel project; a joint with the kinda flow that makes us sit back and think.

Laced with insightful thoughts and new feelings, the renewed track holds a story that only the lyricist could tell. Upholding the quality of previous work, this spin is merely a taste of the greatness to come.

If past productions are anything to go by, we expect nothing less than seasonal uplifting music.

Hit play above for a lesson worth quoting.

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K’LA The Lyricist is bringing a fresh vibe to the streets in her new video “I Made It.”
The feel good anthem brings color to our world, as we embrace a storytelling journey towards the good life.

The offering is complete with the artist’s matchless lyrical flow, as the verses only uphold such talent. Of course we expect nothing less than extensive wordplay and this is exactly what we receive. Complimenting this, the visuals remain in a lane of their own, as the artistic offerings add to the hood style production.

If you are ready to feel uplifted, click play on the video below.

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Roscoe Dash‘s long anticipated debut album J.U.I.C.E.D. will be released next Tuesday. Here is the first record off the album “I Do” that features newcomer K’la. The song sounds like a celebration of being young and successful with lines like, “I work hard, it paid off/Ball like it’s the playoffs/You used to ball too, until you got laid off.” The overall sound is similar to other tracks from Dash, but is still creative enough to make you remember it. Rapper/Singer K’la’s delivery on her verse is done well, which adds to the cleverness of the song. Listen for yourself below.

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