“I’ve recorded over a 100 songs and at one point all of them were tracks I considered perfect. I had to listen to each one multiple times, and finally came down to a select few. The funny thing is, I’ve never went back and changed a song after I had it mixed and mastered. SPEAR is a very special project, from the cover to every song. The cover was purposely made abstract, giving it a variation of perspective. Every song contains a piece of my spirit. Whether I speak on relationships, friendships, politics, God, and just different scenarios, it’s all me. Every song holds a truth about me. I don’t fabricate my music like most artist you listen to now days, because music to me is about originality. It is my gravity. SPEAR is my reality.”

Sullee J is ready to  drop a visual at the end of the month for the LP’s single “David Blaine.” Check out SPEAR below and across all other major platforms.

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KXNG Crooked might be best known to the masses for his role in former rap super-group, Slaughterhouse, but the emcee has always been supportive of up and coming artistsToday, KXNG Crooked, alongside Sullee Justice, Big Majazi and Thir13een get together to premiere the official video to their single “Revolutionary.”Sullee J is known for consistently conveying a positive and powerful message in his music. Him and Big Majazi from Iran designed the record “Revolutionary.” They then recruited UK artist Thir13een for the catchy hook. The track embodies each artist’s perspective on the world, showcasing all their lyrical abilities over a tight beat. As KXNG Crooked states in the song, “You can put a revolutionary in jail, but you can’t jail the revolution…” Press play below.

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