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Music Reviews

New York rapper Alfa Blvck shares timely track ‘What Do You Expect’ inspired by the late George Floyd: Listen

By GRUNGECAKE
June 16, 2020 1 Min Read
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I’ll be the first to admit that although we need more artists speaking on social issues, the increase in songs that have been released over the past few weeks has been exhausting. Not because of the content, but because of the content if this makes any sense. I want to hear about what is going on but not the same topic on every song, but if you are going to cover the same topic please make sure that the song is good and not just a filler song that you put out because of the “climate”.

Alfa Blvck does just that, gives us a good song on a topic that seems to be the main discussion amongst almost everyone. His new track, ‘What Do You Expect’ touches on police brutality and how every action, has a reaction. Listen to the track below.

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