Appreciate Fresh L’s ‘No Service Series’ In Its Entirety
After Fresh L’s release of Designer Girls in the latter part of 2016, he pulled back on new music in a manner his fans should have familiarized themselves with as the usual precursor to the DRB rapper embarking on a run of new tracks. The early months of 2017 saw him jet to the UK as well […]
After Fresh L’s release of Designer Girls in the latter part of 2016, he pulled back on new music in a manner his fans should have familiarized themselves with as the usual precursor to the DRB rapper embarking on a run of new tracks. The early months of 2017 saw him jet to the UK as well as work with acts like Bathing Montel, 003, Boj, Teezee and Purple Chapel who are usual collaborators. At the beginning of April, he began to feed the material he had worked on during his time away with the release of Toll Gate. Since then, Fresh has taken to Sundays in similar fashion to how he took on Fridays in the final quarter of 2015 with tracks and videos off his latest compilation, the No Service Series.
