Stunt Cams
from 666 Central Ave. by They Hate Change
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They Hate Change is a hip-hop duo from Tampa Bay, Florida. As producer-rappers, Andrè and Vonne blend old-school sampling and cipher-style rapping with the chaotic joy of booty bass, Chicago footwork, and experimental dance music. Their releases on the esteemed Deathbomb Arc label found them fans everywhere from The Wire to Afropunk to Lyrical Lemonade. "666 Central Ave.", out August 14, marks their debut on Godmode, the LA-based label and music company (JPEGMAFIA, Channel Tres, LoveLeo, Yaeji). The release is part of Hot Sauce is Godmode's new series serving the outer limits of pop, rap, and electronic music.
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from 666 Central Ave.,
released August 13, 2020
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somewhere in between thinking and feeling
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