NATURE SOUNDS
Tha God Fahim Wide Berth LP Vinyl
- SKU:
- 42943143
- UPC:
- 822720720811
- MPN:
- 208
- Condition:
- New
Description
Hailing from a city known for club anthems, Tha God Fahim has taken the road less traveled, channeling hip-hop's grimy roots with complex, street-level lyricism and dusty, sample-heavy production. In the midst of his meteoric rise, the Atlanta artist released "Wide Berth", a rugged masterpiece executive produced by mysterious rap phenom Mach-Hommy. Featuring production by Camoflauge Monk along with Fahim himself, this 2018 classic is now available on vinyl for the first time ever, complete with new artwork.
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