Life ST 2013 Day 10: PARKER - Angeles


I still don't have the full story on why Dumbfoundead changed his name to PARKER, but let's just go with it.   This song came out of a project a lot of L.A. rappers did with guitar player and producer Jose Rios called To Live and Grow in L.A., it's out now at Jose Rios' Bandcamp page so pick up a copy--it's only $10 and features music from a ton of other talented emcees.

Now as for this song: Just...damn.  While ruminating about the lovely ladies in the City of Angels, PARKER reminds us that regardless of name-changes he's still got the best flow in the game, absolutely obliterating this laid-back Jose Rios base guitar beat. 

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