Steve DaMar releases the second track of his #TrackStarTuesdays series titled "Want Me Back". Listen & Comment Below. Stay tuned for another brand new track next Tuesday.
Read MoreSteve DaMar releases the first track of his #TrackStarTuesdays series titled "Know My Name". Listen & Comment Below. Stay tuned for another brand new track next Tuesday.
This past month has been a rough one for the 22 year old artist. Recently being released from the hospital due to injuries from a life threatening situation that led to swelling of the brain, one of his eyes, & most of his upper body area.
I quote Spiffie via an Instagram post he made the day after he got out of the hospital "God is good God is great.... Don't got shi* to say but y'all stay safe out here and stop trustin people 4REAL!!! If you don't listen to nothin else I say hear me when I say stop puttin y'all trust into mf's cause I'm not even suppose to be here right now but y'all kept God attention on me thank you🙏🏿 Ain't No Love In These Streets None..... I'll be well soon y'all just expect new music".
Sticking to his word he comes together with URANIUMEnt/All Money In artist Steve DaMar on the hook along with Prince JG on the background vocals & his In-House Engineer N3OnTheTrack on the mix. If any of the fans or supporters are still confused about what happened to Spiffie; take a listen to this track & your questions should be answered.
Without further ado, LA On Lock brings you brand new music from Spiffie Luciano featuring Steve DaMar titled "Can't Trust Em".
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'Never Had Shit" is a single from Steve DaMar's debut mixtape "Hard Times of The December Seed".
Steve DaMar is a 24 years young Hip-Hop/Experimental artist born & raised in Lynwood, California. Throughout many of the tracks on his mixtape he refers to the struggle of growing up in his city, but this track gives you 2 perspectives. It highlights his current focus. Grinding with his team (URANIUMEnt) & just doing normal shit you think any rapper would do. Then it gives you a piece of his struggle in the earlier years growing up. I quote "Momma sheddin tears eviction notice on the rug, know there's something better we just dont know as of what. Sleepin' in my car used towels to cover up, & my alarm was when the sun comes up".
Then once more the focus of the song switches to a present perspective of all the hard work & sacrifices paying off. "Now everywhere I go man they know a nigga name, I autographed a photo they put in a picture frame". Talked with Steve recently & he told me about his last show in Las Vegas. A couple female fans came up to him after his performance ecstatically showing their love saying how much they love his music & how long they've been supporting. Told me it was one of the best feelings he ever had.
I feel alot of people will be able to relate to this track to receive the message he mentioned in his verse. I quote "The struggle aint the lesson, it's how you make it through".
Click the link below to watch the music video & let us know what you think in the comments.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQSUJmE4Khw
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