Myles Bullen Portland, Maine
Portland, ME.
Soft Rap / Art Poet Native American/ Person in Recovery
"Hi, my name is Myles and I'm terrified of feelings"
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Myles Bullen recommends:
Broken Bone Ballads
by Ceschi
Ceschi is a powerful story teller that makes the listener quiet and on edge every moment. fast rap, intelligent lyrics, soft singing, acoustic, beats, and bloodshed
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Deadpan Darling
by Deadpan Darling, Ceschi, Blue Sky Black Death
supported by 7 fans who also own “Sent From a Treehouse”
This album really showcases how Ceschi is a musical chameleon. And that it’s 16 years old and the quality of his musical collaborations haven’t declined in that much time is amazing. He’s grown to be one of my favorite artists of all time and there are some heavy hitters on that short list.
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The Odds of Free Will
by Sixo
supported by 7 fans who also own “Sent From a Treehouse”
Jesus what an absolutely stunning collection of hip-hop. If I have to be a dick, this album is more of a mix tape in style, the aesthetics of each song is just so different, there's a certain level of narrative disconnect. That said, the actual songs themselves are fucking ill. Packed with dope features, each one matched with Scott's production makes for a genuinely rewarding listen. Rest easy man, you'll be missed.
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LORE
by Dark Time Sunshine
supported by 6 fans who also own “Sent From a Treehouse”
I don't love this lp. homeboy sandman and r.a.p. ferreira would run 5 mns at least. good fucking god that's obnoxious. Homeboy Sandman is a peddler of Christian evangelical tropes too, making him a total bore. like who fucking needs joel osteen on the mic. evangelical christians in the u.s. are simply obnoxious fuckers,
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Don't Play It Straight
by Small Bills (E L U C I D & The Lasso)
The pairing of the Brooklyn MC and Michigan producer yields warm and winning results.
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Avada Kedavra
by AJ Suede
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 16, 2021
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