Streetsmartt Latest News
Malripken‘s new single kicks in with a pristine level of clarity and classic weight united. Featuring upfront vocals with a distinct sense of emotional depth, not hiding behind effects but holding close to the underlying passion and honesty of the lyrics, Pain On Me is every bit as real and intentional as the title implies.
Introducing a classic hip hop beat with a contemporary warmth in the distant progression and aptly down-pouring chords from producer E-dobeats, Pain On Me sets a reflective and thoughtful mood with ease, and Malripken’s voice proves immediately captivating as its strikes with a certain humble or quiet yet compelling confidence.
The verses hold attention for their scene-setting, the poignancy and truthfulness of the lyrics, and the hook resolves in a satisfying, calmly anthem-like fashion.
The whole thing makes for an emotional progression, addictive for its focus on smiling through struggle, uplifting yet understanding in its openness. With each new poetic appearance of the hook, the more strongly the entire concept and mood of the track connects.
A personal favourite from Malripken so far, and a strong contender for reigniting the nostalgic, original energy and purity of hip hop.
Produced by E-dobeats. Check out Malripken on Facebook & Twitter
Subscribe to our Youtube
Here's Streetsmartt Entertainment latest music video starring Microphone Marlee. Click link below to watch and subscibe to our youtube to get all the latest streetsmartt news.
Streetsmartt gear
Streetsmartt OGs - SOLD OUT
The original Streetsmartt T's that propelled streetsmartt to be the most notable record company in MD today!
Streetsmartt Wiz - SOLD OUT
Streetsmartt Wiz T's are made with a bright daisy colored yellow inspired by Wiz Khalifa's Black and Yellow song in September 2010.
Streetsmartt Gray - SOLD OUT
Streetsmartt off white T's give you that classic vintange look where you can match it with almost any Jordan Nike and or favorite Yeezys.
TAKOMA PARK HISTORIC DISTRICT COLLECTION
In 1883, developer Benjamin Franklin (B.F.)Gilbert purchased his first tract of land in Washington, D.C. and Maryland. In building a “sylvan suburb of the National Capitol,” he developed and built up the land calling it "Takoma Park" as one of first railroad-accessible suburbs in the D.C. area. Check out the map to unlock some of Takoma's hidden gems.
