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Bodega Bamz - Palo De Santo / Handball

 

Bodega Bamz with the double visual "Palo De Santo / Handball".

 

Bodega Bamz - Vivir...

 

Bodega Bamz has been steadily releasing solid project after solid project for the last couple of years, and now not even a month after his "The Lost Pack" offering with V Don, he's back with a new album titled "Vivir..."

To put it plainly, this whole shit go hard. From the intro track "Nicky Warlord" to the closer "Revenge Is Sweet," Bamz is in his bag. The cuts are equal parts unabashed honesty and high level poetry. Album standouts include the flagrantly aggressive "Handball," the heartfelt "Tears," and the nostalgia-inducing "Eyes Without A Face." Production duties are handled by Chop City Studios, DJ Evie-E, Cas1, David Casto, Square 4, and FLY, while the only guest is Aran, who provides the melodious chorus of "Sounds About Rich."

 

Bodega Bamz and V Don Traffic - "The Lost Package"

 

This is something special. Spanish Harlem spitter Bodega Bamz and beat chemist V Don had a bunch of tracks from the "Sidewalk Exec" era that got put in the vault...until now. Some cuts were unfinished and were recently completed, some have been updated, some have been left exactly how they were. Every song here crackles with the energy that is generated when these two connect. Features include Willie The Kid, Smoke DZA, and Emilio Rojas.

Bamz explains, "V and I been talking about doing something together again for a minute. When we did 'Sidewalk Exec' we recorded so much music we couldn’t use it all for one project. We thought it would be dope to use the records we cut then as the foundation for another project together. 'Lost Package,' brings me and V’s music full circle, seamlessly connecting our past and present styles."

 

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Bodega Bamz - Boy George

Bodega Bamz brings the track "Boy George".

 

Bodega Bamz - So Supreme

Bodega Bamz shows the "So Supreme" visual.

 

Bodega Bamz - Muy Peligroso

Another visual "Muy Peligroso" from the album "El Camino" by Bodega Bamz.

 

Bodega Bamz - Hustle Ft. Frank Plaza (Prod. Neenyo)

Bodega Bamz has been keeping a foot on the opps necks since he released the first single off his new album "El Camino" at the end of January. While people are just now starting to comprehend what a meaningful offering "El Camino" is, Bamz continues to release high quality visuals to support the project. Not only has he dropped videos for "The King" and "Crime Pays," but he also gave fans three dope performance videos in the last couple of weeks. Now, he's serving up the vid for "Hustle," which highlights the fruits of the grind.

 

Bodega Bamz - Crime Pays

Bodega Bamz shows the visual for the banger "Crime Pays" from the “El Camino” album.

 

Bodega Bamz - Crime Pays

Bodega Bamz well-received new album "El Camino" has already spawned the video for "Big Shot" and a live performance series, but the Spanish Harlem ambassador is not done yet. Today marks the release of the visuals for album highlight "Crime Pays," which were directed by D Cinema.

 

Bodega Bamz - Muy Peligroso

Bodega Bamz shows the visual "Muy Peligroso" from the "El Camino" album.

 

Bodega Bamz - Big Shot

Bodega Bamz shows the visual for the track "Big Shot" from his current album "El Camino".

 

Bodega Bamz - The King

 

Bodega Bamz is hitting fans with the visuals for "The King." The vid finds him flexing his lyrical prowess all around NYC in and on top of luxury trucks.

 

Bodega Bamz "El Camino"

 

Bodega Bamz brings its album "El Camino".

 

Bodega Bamz - Big Shot

Here is Bodega Bamz' second single, "Big Shot," off his upcoming album, "Elcamino."

Bodega Bamz - The King (Prod. JohnBoy Beats)

 

While Spanish Harlem royalty Bodega Bamz just dropped his last album "Yams Heard This" at the end of last Summer, he's already back with "The King," the lead single off his upcoming LP, "El Camino." This new joint is produced by JohnBoy Beats, who flips a familiar sample to evoke nostalgia.

The brass-driven track calls back to two of Bamz' fan-favorite songs: "Where My Horns At" from his jump off project "Strictly 4 My P.A.P.I.Z." and "El Rey" off his Duck Down debut "Sidewalk Exec." In fact, he even repurposes part of the hook from "El Rey" here.

Bamz flexes his verbal dexterity on this one, bragging that he can do any style from commercial to spiritual to lyrical. Heads better get ready because this cut is just the warning shot before the barrage.