With Doe B resting in peace and Eldorado Red locked away on a murder conviction, all eyes are on Jr. Boss when it comes to Alabama hip-hop talent. The rising artist has embraced the added attention and it shows on his latest mixtape, Public Enemy No. 1.

Produced entirely by Karltin Bankz, the DJ Frank White, Bigga Rankin, and DJ Winn-hosted tape features 2o tracks. Over the course of the mixtape, Boss tells his story and shares his experiences on the street, both the good and bad. Public Enemy No. 1 is street music at its core, but the Dillinger Entertainment frontman keeps the topics and issues diverse, as he discusses everything from almost losing his life, relationships gone bad, being broke, hustling on the streets and much more.  Buzzing lead single “Pigeons” is a standout offering with “Slums,” “Forbes List,” “Millionaire,” and “Top Down” being essential listens and showcase the depth of what is a solid collection of music.

Stream and download Public Enemy No. 1 below.

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