American
hip-hop artist Afroman is best-known for the song "Because I Got High,"
one of the top-selling singles in 2001. His career has latest for over
15 years and he just released his sixteenth album titled "Happy To Be
Alive" on July 8th through X-Ray Records. Always an advocate for
marijuana, this album will not make you change your mind about him since at least
four of the songs talk about getting "high."
The beats
come out booming with the opening track "Keep On Hustling," speaking about what
he had to do in the early days to make a buck. Part of Afroman's fame
comes from his crazily comical lyrics backed by an infectious rhythm as
in "Smokin Hay," but the music of "High On The Highway" and "Beat Of
Life" are contagious and undeniable. Afroman features four of his
classic songs from his early albums newly recorded, including "Because I
Got High" and "Crazy Rap (Colt 45 & 2 Zig Zags)." He closes his new
album with "Christmas Time," a rap about growing up and celebrating the
holiday broke, without money, but making the best of what they had. To
find out more about Afroman and his latest release "Happy To Be Alive,"
please visit afromanmuzzicc.com.
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