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Cush Wallace – “REAL ONES”

Posted on July 1, 2022July 1, 2022 By James Kerr

Central Los Angeles-based rapper, Cush Wallace, puts on for his “REAL ONES” on his latest single. The production on this track is highlighted by the battle horn loop, heavy bass, and snappy drums. As a multi-instrumentalist, Cush Wallace handles all of his own production and mixing. The beat is the perfect match for Cush’s bouncy flow and raspy voice. “REAL ONES” is a great addition to any rap or trap playlist.

“REAL ONES” by Cush Wallace was released to digital streaming platforms on May 5th, 2022 and is now playing Candy Barz.

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