The Self Proclaimed King ALBUM

Name: The Self Proclaimed King ALBUM
Brand: B-CIDE.COM
SKU: 1043
Price: 5.00 USD
Availability: InStock

October 17, 2015

This is the monumental 2nd album from the rap king of Utica, NY!

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Intro
The Self-Proclaimed King
Stomp, Stomp feat GA
Right Here feat Shysty
I Didn’t Kill This Bitch
Yall Came Here To Party
You Know You Want In feat Shysty & X-Kal
Them Boys Don’t Like Me feat GA & R. Dollaz
This Ain’t Nothin To Me
That’s Life (Revised)
Quit Your Yappin
The Media feat MARS
Do You Know What It’s Like?
We Are The Voice feat Shysty
My Life’s Fucked Up (Part II)
I Don’t Know feat James Meenan
Get Outside feat Shysty
People Follow Me feat Shysty
My Life
Outro
Chronic Killaz (FREE BONUS TRACK)
30 Bars (FREE BONUS TRACK)
The Mainstream (FREE BONUS TRACK)
PLUS FULL 8 PAGE DIGITAL BOOK
The Self Proclaimed King Synopsis as told by B-CIDE

I can remember being in New Orleans when the proofs of this album came back for me to review. The Self Proclaimed King to me is a testament to all the hard work going on during the time period.

The album starts off with horns blaring on the title track and really gives some perspective into The Self Proclaimed King of Utica. I lead into Stomp, Stomp featuring my boy, G.A. of Brick Money Ent., once you hear the drums in this track you know it’s on.

I like to keep Shysty involved in everything so we are on 6 tracks together. It’s always a good time doin shit with Shysty. We don’t just get in the studio with each other, we really do shit! Aside from this music, we are always doin something, whether it’s having a BBQ or just kickin around ideas, this is real life.

With so many tracks to choose from it’s really hard to pick out a favorite track, but in no order what so ever I’d say, I Didn’t Kill This Bitch, Quit Your Yappin, We Are The Voice, Them Boys Don’t Like Me, and Yall Came Here To Party would be my top 5. I don’t like to pick favorites though. The album as a whole lived up to my expectations and that’s all I can hope for as an artist.