Austin-based artist Levi Deadman is one of many who finds himself at an impasse due to the cultural divide that hip-hop currently faces. On the one hand, in hip-hop almost more so than any other genre, change is inevitable. On the other hand, we cannot let that change be at the expense of the foundations that have been laid. With that in mind, Levi Deadman and MaxMilly found a way to have a foot in both worlds without having to give an inch for their stance or in regards to how they feel about the culture. MaxMilly drops a hook that many of the young guns would kill for, while Levi Deadman drops a style reminiscent of the popular late-1990s Midwest flow that artists like Twista and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony made popular, all over a bone-chilling track that is equal parts horror score and hip-hop banger. This is how you can make a statement without causing a further divide, and for that, I must give Levi Deadman all the props he deserves.
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