Atlanta emcee, Skinny C, presents his latest mixtape, Never Thirsty, Always Hungry. Lyrically painting vivid images of the southern lifestyle, he uses his life as a canvas to invite listeners back to the original Dirty South. Hailing from the eclectic streets of east-side, Atlanta, Georgia, Skinny-C first began to receive high-acclaim in the South Georgia and Florida regions with his charismatic freestyles, illuminating wordplay, and energized performances.

This is that real ATL funk that the game’s  been missing.   With vibes that make you reminisce on Outkast’s ATLiens, Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik and Aquemini, Skinny is headed in a direction steering clear of the typical trap rap.  It’s been a minute since I’ve heard anything new like this come from Atlanta.  Indubitably, it’s vital to the game and true fans of the art will dig what Skinny C provides.  Never Thirsty, Always Hungry offers a full scope of the versatility, hunger, ingenuity and trunk-rattling, soulful funk that dedicated fans and newcomers will enjoy.

In today’s day and age, thirst is at an all-time high and is rapidly increasing by the minute.  In contrast, the hunger to reach goals are decreasing due to the attention given to thirst traps, and those who set the traps get high off of the attention resulting in loss of focus. Never Thirsty, Always Hungry was inspired by this theory and brings you back to reality by displaying wit, aggression, progression, versatility and most of all hunger to reach my dream. Don’t settle for mediocrity, stop seeking attention, and keep the drive as if it’s day one and you have not accomplished anything. – Skinny C

Take a listen to the mixtape below and feel free to share your thoughts with us.

You can also catch him on all social media as TeamSkinnyC and find his latest work available on iTunes, Spotify,Google Play,Tidal, Amazon and several others.  He’s on his job, so best believe it’s all out there!

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