Fresh off Labor Day weekend and dropping a remix with fellow Brick City lyricist Redman, Rah Digga is hitting fans again with the fourth installment of “Straight Spittin’ IV.”
Nottz crafts a rhythm reminiscient of Fab’s “Breathe,” and Digga appropriately attacks it with sharp, quick bars. It’s a quick, two minute volley that you can envision sandwiched in the middle of her upcoming Classic LP. For those who may have missed out of her solid debut Dirty Harriet, Rah lets the listeners know that she is a female artist that stands on the merit of her rhymes instead of sex appeal.
“I’m spittin’ till I’m thirsty, but I don’t need a chaser / I’ll probably be spittin’ ’till the day I meet my maker,” she rhymes. “Straight spittin’ on it, you could call this Illimatic / Think I’m lying when I say I got a basement for an attic / I’m spittin’ for that cabbage, that scrilla, or that fetti / That hold up press rewind spittin’, I don’t think they’re ready…”
Rah Digga’s Classic, executive-produced by Nottz, drops on September 14 via Raw Koncept Media Group.
Rah Digga “Straight Spittin’ IV” (Clean)
Bonus
Here are two other tracks from the “Straight Spittin'” series and her DJ Booth Freestyle “A Few Thoughts.”
“Straight Spittin”
“Straight Spittin’ II”
“A Few Thoughts”
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