The King's Wishes (purple Vinyl)
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The King's Wishes (purple Vinyl)

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The King's Wishes (purple Vinyl)Limited purple vinyl LP pressing. Includes two bonus tracks. Bad Taste is proud to present the new joint from Obijuan and Grimm Doza The King's Wishes. Originally from the Bahamas but now living internationally with no fixed abode, Obijuan is a rising 23 year old rapper that has been active with a series of solid solo projects as well as collaborations with the likes of Philanthrope, looms., Lord Apex and Toonorth. Grimm Doza is a prolific artist from

Limited purple vinyl LP pressing. Includes two bonus tracks. Bad Taste is proud to present the new joint from Obijuan and Grimm Doza The King's Wishes. Originally from the Bahamas but now living internationally with no fixed abode, Obijuan is a rising 23-year-old rapper that has been active with a series of solid solo projects as well as collaborations with the likes of Philanthrope, looms., Lord Apex and Toonorth. Grimm Doza is a prolific artist from New Jersey that's previously produced beats for Roc Marciano, Tha God Fahim, Retch and Xxxtentacion. The King's Wishes gets straight to the point. Obi let's a track run for however long feels right, be that one minute or three. It's about the vibe, the bars and the feeling that it's done it's thing. That's why it's best experienced in full, top to bottom, start to finish. Don't just dip your toes in the ocean when you should be diving in.

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