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Late Night Double Feature (Killa Tape​/​Time Suckers) [feat. Raf Almighty & Bub Styles]

by Psych Major & Psych 101

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New York based producer Psych Major's new double-single titled "Late Night Double Feature (Killa Tape/Time Suckers)". Recalling a youth spent devouring late-nite B-Movie theater and 80's VHS slasher films the producer drops the audio equivalent in these two singles. "Killa Tape" features rugged-lunged emcee Raf Almighty (of Dirt Platoon) on a track based around a certain tape that was lost in 1993 and has been taking out suckas since. The B-side "Time Suckers" features equally rugged emcee Bub Styles as well as the producer in his Psych 101 emcee alias as they confront energy vampires.

With this single drop is news of Psych Major's signing with Below System Records who are digitally releasing the new material as well as the wide-release of his other recent singles to all DSP's. Those singles include collaborations with Ras Kass, Jamal Gasol, Dagha, Masta Ace, Reef The Lost Cauze, Toneyboi, DNTE & more!

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released February 18, 2022

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