Strait 2 the Streets by Hwy E Hwy E : Strait 2 the Streets.
 Excellent new school feeling hip-hop.

Strait 2 the Streets takes you more into the personal lives of the Hwy E artists as it relates to the environment in which they live. This album has a darker mood than the previous Concordia's Finest, released 3 years prior.

"Strait 2 the Streets" reflects all of the shifting and infrastructure changes within certain circles of people and can be deemed somewhat controversial. However, with bangin' beats and interesting subject matter combined with superior lyricism, "Strait 2 the Streets" will become a classic in any true hip hop fans' album collection.

Songs:

1. Strait 2 The Streets
2. We Go Hard
3. Back 2 The Slab
4. Let Me Know How U Feel
5. Like a Big Dog
6. Lay It Down Time 2 Shine
7. Shake It Pop it Drop it
8. U Can B The 1st
9. Where I Wanna B
10. Thy Father
11. Still We Rise

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 8/4/2012
Hwy E lives in Louisiana USA

Tagged as: Hip Hop, Other

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