This is the official video for former HHL track of the week Earthmovers, from B.Dolan’s new album “Fallen House, Sunken City.”

Earthmovers is the third dope track I’ve come across from B. Dolan’s upcoming album “Fallen House, Sunken City” – which is dropping in March on Strange Famous Records. If you like this, check out Marvin and 50 Ways to Bleed Your Customer. Click below to listen to B. Dolan’s Earthmovers:

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This is some live performance footage of B. Dolan’s Marvin, a track from his upcoming album “Fallen House, Sunken City” – which is dropping in March. If you like this, check out 50 Ways To Bleed Your Customer.

50 Ways To Bleed Your Customer is the first release from B. Dolan’s upcoming album “Fallen House, Sunken City,” which is scheduled to drop March 2 on Strange Famous Records. Apparently, the new album is produced entirely by Alias and will be B. Dolan’s first all hip-hop record, which is definitely something I’ve been looking forward to hearing. If you like this, you should also check out the “Fallen House, Drunken City” Behind the Scenes video. Click below to listen to B. Dolan’s 50 Ways To Bleed Your Customer:

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This video is some behind-the-scene footage to the making of B. Dolan’s “Fallen House, Sunken City,” which is scheduled to drop March 2 on Strange Famous Records. The music that appears in this video comes from the songs Leaving NY as well as Border Crossing.

This is a dope track that Strange Famous Records just released from it’s vault, which was apparently recorded sometime last year. It features Mac Lethal and B. Dolan trading rhymes back and forth. Click below to listen to Mac Lethal & B. Dolan’s Free Floating Hostility:

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This is a new video for B. Dolan’s Still Electric, a track from his latest album “The Failure.” If you’re into spoken word poetry and performance art, you should definitely peep it. Also check out his “House of Bees Vol. 1” Mixtape, which contains more rapping than “The Failure” and is available for FREE download.

This is another in a long line of FREE album downloads by Strange Famous Records. B. Dolan’s “House of Bees Vol. 1″ is much more rapping and less spoken word performance than his last album, and features guest appearances from a lot of the SFR crew, including Curtis Plum, Prolyphic, Alias, Aupheus, and Sage Francis. This album was mixed by Buddy Peace, and is also available as a signed copy here. Click below to download B. Dolan’s “House of Bees Vol. 1″ for FREE:

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This week’s track of the week is SFR Pays Dues from Sage Francis’ new mixtape “Sick of Wasting.” Overall, the mixtape is another must have for Sage fans, as it contains a couple old tracks, a couple new tracks (including Conspiracy to Riot), and a bunch of that Sage Francis humor and swagger. SFR Pays Dues is a Strange Famous collaboration track that features verses by B. Dolan and Prolyphic. Click below to listen to the track:

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This is some funny ass shit. B. Dolan is a rapper/poet/performance artist that runs with Strange Famous Records. This video is a compilation of footage from B.’s Evel Knievel tribute – which he peformed at the Paid Dues festival. If you like this type of spoken word performance, check out B. Dolan’s album “The Failure.”