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talos-stims · 15 days
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MANGER ON MCNICHOLS
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orange-calx · 12 days
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omartistic · 8 months
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Sterling Toles - Get Flicked (Instrumental)
released July 22, 2023
Sterling Toles - producer (Ensoniq EPS, VS-1880, Alesis Ion, vibraphone)
Josh Bonati - mastering
Mike Blank - alto saxophone
Rafael leafaR - ewi, flute, bass flute
yakoob - synth bass, synth pad
Kesswa - background vocals  
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ardl0 · 1 year
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juliesandothings · 2 years
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a work by Sterling Toles - on view at MOCAD in the show S(H)ELVES, 2022
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checkthreetimes · 9 months
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𝗕𝗼𝗹𝗱𝘆 𝗝𝗮𝗺𝗲𝘀 — 𝗖𝗿𝗮𝗳𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗔 𝗨𝗻𝗶𝗾𝘂𝗲 𝗟𝗲𝗴𝗮𝗰𝘆 𝗜𝗻 𝗛𝗶𝗽 𝗛𝗼𝗽
Boldy James, a rapper whose name resonates with authenticity and creativity, has emerged as a distinguished figure in the hip-hop landscape. With his distinct lyrical style and captivating storytelling, he has garnered a dedicated following and left an indelible mark on the genre.
His journey into the realm of hip-hop traces back to 2009, when the rhythm of the streets and the pulsating beats of the city became the backdrop of his life. Growing up in Detroit, Michigan, his exposure to the vibrant local hip-hop scene ignited a passion that would shape his trajectory. An encounter with his cousin Chuck Inglish, a member of The Cool Kids at a neighborhood event marked a pivotal moment, propelling him into the world of music.
James's artistic DNA is derived from a rich abundance of influences. He has drawn inspiration from the poetic narratives of Nas, the raw authenticity of Scarface, and the intricate wordplay of Eminem. This mosaic of influences culminates in his signature sound: a harmonious blend of gritty beats and vivid lyricism.
His magnetic presence and undeniable talent have led him to establish connections with an array of influential figures in the music industry. Collaborations with renowned artists like The Alchemist, Freddie Gibbs, Curren$y, and Westside Gunn have not only enriched his artistry but also solidified his place within the broader hip-hop community. These connections reflect his ability to bridge gaps and cultivate diverse musical experiences.
Boldy James's collaborative ventures have yielded sonic masterpieces that defy categorization. From his poignant collaborations with Sterling Toles on the jazzy Manger on McNichols to the unexpected yet harmonious pairing with Jay Versace on The Versace Tape, his willingness to explore uncharted territories has added layers of complexity to his work, resonating with fans from all corners of the hip-hop spectrum.
In the labyrinth of his verses lies a window into Boldy James's soul. His music serves as an unfiltered reflection of his experiences, his triumphs, and his tribulations. The verses ripple with emotion, touching on themes of family, survival, addiction, and redemption. In this self-revelation, he not only captivates listeners but also forges a genuine connection with them.
Boldy's journey through the landscape of hip-hop is a testament to his resilience, originality, and unwavering dedication to his craft. From humble beginnings to becoming a recognized name in the industry, his ability to amalgamate diverse influences, foster connections, and bare his soul through his music has solidified his legacy as an artist who defies convention. As Boldy James continues to evolve, his impact on hip-hop remains a source of inspiration for both emerging artists and established aficionados.
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beatsforbrothels · 4 years
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Boldy James & Sterling Toles - Birth of Bold (the christening)
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defjux · 4 years
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Boldy James & Sterling Toles - Manger on McNichols
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therappundit · 3 years
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This is a really great breakdown of what makes one of my favorite MCs right now....well, one of my favorite MCs. Must-read material on the highly dope Boldy James.
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taybrits · 3 years
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@blogovision 2020:
#2 - Manger On McNichols by Boldy James & Sterling Toles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eruMBsZ6GFs
So far: #3 - Ultimate Success Today by Protomartyr #4 - Pray For Paris by Westside Gunn #5 - RTJ4 by Run The Jewels #6 - Untitled (Rise) by Sault #7 - Every Bad by Porridge Radio #8 - Lament by Touché Amoré #9 - Type II by Sex Swing #10 - Suga By History by Megan Thee Stallion #11 - We Are Sent Here By History by Shabaka And The Ancestors #12 - Sawayama by Rina Sawayama #13 - What’s Your Pleasure? by Jessie Ware #14 - Feltch The Bolt Cutters by Fiona Apple #15 - Alfredo by Freddie Gibbs & The Alchemist #16 - When I Die, Will I Get Better? by Svalbard #17 - The Mother Stone by Caleb Landry Jones #18 - Whole New Mess by Angel Olsen #19 - Debris by Keeley Forsyth #20 - Lianne La Havas by Lianne La Havas
Last year’s #2: The Book Of Traps And Lessons by Kae Tempest
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newplaces2drown · 4 years
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My city ain’t no tourist attraction
This Detroit where shit happen
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uhearditherefirst · 4 years
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Boldy James / Sterling Toles - Requiem
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omartistic · 2 years
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Boldy James & Sterling Toles Feat. Louie P. Newton - Got Flicked (The Rebirth)
From Manger on McNichols, released July 22, 2020
Mike Blank - Alto Saxophone
Rafael leafaR - Ewi, Flute, Bass Flute
Yakoob - Synth Bass, Synth Pad
Kesswa - Background Vocals
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ardl0 · 8 months
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sheltiechicago · 2 years
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Black Artists Revitalize the Streets of Detroit With a Colorful Mural Festival
The City of Detroit’s North End just got a whole lot more colorful. And that’s all thanks to BLKOUT Walls—a mural festival led by Black artists—which launched its inaugural event back in July. Taking place over the course of a week, the festival brought a diverse group of local and visiting artists to work their magic on Detroit’s city streets. Now that all is said and done, more than 20 new murals grace the walls around the North End area, beautifying underutilized spaces throughout the neighborhood. These artworks bring with them the hopes that they will reinvigorate the district and “be the seed of an arts-based economic development, or creative economy” within the community.
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Mural by Max Sansing and ProBlak for BLKOUT Walls.
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Work-in-progress by Sydney G. James for BLKOUT Walls. (With assistance from Max Sansing, Ijania Cortez, Sterling Toles, Birdcap, and Detour.)
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Work-in-progress by Marka27 for BLKOUT Walls.
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beatsforbrothels · 4 years
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Boldy James & Sterling Toles - Detroit River Rock
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