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EarthGang Drops The Very Impressive “All Eyes On Me”

All Eyes On Me

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I absolutely love this release.

EarthGang has been teasing their Ghetto Gods album for a few months now. I think one of the reasons the project is so anticipated is because the Dreamville duo has shown several flashes of greatness these last couple of years. Today, EG decided to release “All Eyes On Me,” a track that I think might just be their best release to date.

“All Eyes On Me” is powered by this emotional, bass booming beat that I absolutely love (Kudos to Jetsonmade, Olu, and The Breed). In their respective verses, Olu and WowGr8 do great jobs of meeting the production’s energy at the rim with verses that tackle deep topics like racism, tragedy, and hood horror stories. Overall, the song is just catchy, infectious, hard-hitting, and deep enough to thoroughly enjoy.

Give the very fantastic “All Eyes On Me” a shot below.

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