When the sun goes down
This here goes down
Crack a brew like a lobster
Pick a gram out my stash light it like a mobsta
These are the opening lines from rapper Dial Tone on his latest song "Everyday in Tulsa". Growing up in Tulsa the rights of passage when you get your driver's license is to drive down Memorial and post up at the local Sonics while you watch the muscle cars and imports show off. This is the experience you get when you watch the video "Everyday in Tulsa". Muscle cars, imports, and fresh raps. Dial Tone navigates through the Tulsa streets showing off the experience of what Tulsa car culture is.
Dial Tone is an artist from Tulsa, Oklahoma who has shown an ability to create art using many different mediums. His laid back sound combined with his cryptic raps have helped him create a following that is all his own. His belief in ownership has created opportunities which include his investments in cryptocurrency.
The track "Everyday in Tulsa" is set to appear on his upcoming album "Tones Beach". It's a laid back vibe that is perfect for cruising to. Within the track you'll hear lines like, "I'm focused like a nerd on the computer." and "We all about them masters rights and publishing." which shows Dial Tone's commitment to his craft as well as his ability as a businessman. It's hard to not recognize the west-coast vibe that this track gives off, especially the synthesized piano that can be heard in songs such as "Ain't Nuthin' But A G Thang.". But at the same time Dial Tone has made this song his own and with the help of producer Papa has created a sound as well.
Checkout Dial Tone on Steemit: https://steemit.com/@tonesbeach
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/1lzsqhCXxzK4WgyAerJgED
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/dialxtone/everyday-in-tulsa-produced-by-papa
Also checkout the video "Everyday in Tulsa" and let us know what you think.
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