I’ve been hearing a lot about Detroit’s Boldy James, the emcee who burst onto the scene with his video for “I Sold Drugs All My Life”, a brash “how-to” in the narcotics game. Last night he released his new mixtape, Trappers Alley, a 14 song debut with production handled by familiar names like Chuck Inglish of The Cool Kids and Chicago’s Tye Hill. Also on the set are Tennille, and Sir Michael Rocks, in a mixtape that has very few features, allowing listeners to get to know Mr. James.
With all the buzz surrounding James, it’d be poor of me to not give the mixtape a try. If you are so inclined as well, download it below.
Bodly James: Trappers Alley (presented by IllRoots)
01 James (Intro)
02 Long Run (prod. Chuck Inglish)
03 Dice Game (prod. Brains)
04 Ground Beneath My Feet (prod. Sterling Toles)
05 Applied Mathematics (Skit)
06 I Sold Dope All My Life (prod. The Plug)
07 Devil In Disguise (prod. Brains)
08 Concrete Connie f. Tennille (prod. Brains)
09 Drops Of Reign f. Sir Michael Rocks (prod. Tye Hill)
10 You Know My Name (Skit)
11 Home Invasion (prod. Tye Hill)
12 Killin’ Da 5th (prod. Don Cannon)
13 Truck Drivin’ School (prod. Brains)
14 JIMBO (prod. Chuck Inglish)