Here’s a cut from Banks that apparently did not make the cut on his latest mixtape, V6: The Gift. Too bad, this one is nice. You can find this on DJ Clue’s new mixtape, Desert Storm Radio: The Takeover. x
It’s the gift that keeps on giving. But for Lloyd Banks, it’s the sixth installment of his V series. Peep the tracklist and download after the jump. engineroomaudio
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Banks is finally going to be dropping his new mixtape, V6 tomorrow at Noon. To hold us over until then, here is another record from the project. Not one bad song yet.
We’ve already gotten three new tracks and today, Banks took to his Twitter and revealed that his new mixtape, V6 will finally be dropping on April 30th. Expect some fire from this project. UPDATE: Mixtape drops on July 24th at noon.
Lloyd Banks’ V6 is still on the way. But this evening, he and Loso link back up for their new collaboration. Feel free to rewind this one back. missinfo.tv
This passed the Radar, but Reek, Bussa and Banks puts the pedal to the medal and cuts us off with their collabo. Clear the road. dajaz1
By now, you should all know Banks never disappoints and tonight he drops his new collaboration with Slime. That V6 mixtape can’t come any sooner.
No official release date has been announced yet, but Banks took to his Instagram to reveal the artwork for the project. Hopefully, this late gift is worth the wait.
Looks like Kiss got more features than a Khaled project. Premiered this morning on Sway In The Morning, Jada rounds up Fab and Banks. Mixtape drops April 27. Tracklist after the jump. UPDATE: CDQ
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