Stalley General City

Source: Frankie Fire / BCG

Fresh off of his new ep Speak No Blue, Blue Collar Gang general Stalley has delivered fans a new video. The midwest born MC gifted the 8 track project to fans on September 25th, with features from Major Myjah and Trippie Redd.

The ep marks the second project Stalley has released this year, with Pariah hitting streaming services back in April. It’s been a hand full of years since the artist has been free from label contracts and he’s been flexing all of the benefits by putting out as much content as permissible.

“I’ve always wanted to feel free and make music without the feeling of being judged,” the former Atlanta records signee said during an interview with REVOLT TV. “Now, I can write a song, put it out and give it to my fans. Freedom equals a free pen.”

Back in 2008, Stalley began independently releasing his own mixtapes. That year he dropped Goin’ Ape and a year later he churned out MadStalley: The Autobiography in 2009.

The rapper’s music began to grow so much buzz that the don  Rick Ross, personally reached out to him with an invite to join Maybach Music Group in 2011. The Ohio native truly rose to fame from his breakout tape Lincoln Way Nights.

When he’s not kicking it with his Siberian husky Monte, Stalley is in the studio — clearly. General City was filmed in NYC by budding (and dope) music video director Frankie Fire and the track is produced by Black Diamond. Peep Stalley’s new video for “General City” below.

Stalley’s entire EP, “Speak No Blue” can be streamed here for the music lovers.

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