Bali Baby & i.Skyy Team Up On "Hood Bratz: The EP"

The Play Girls are here.

BYAron A.Jun 18, 20191.9K Views

Bali Baby's creating her own wave right. As she continues to put on for The Play Girls, she's teamed up with i.Spyy for a brand new EP which happens to arrive on her birthday. Hood Bratz: The EP is a six-track effort from Bali Baby and i.Spyy with a sole feature from Billboard Benji. Their joint EP is a glimpse at what the Bali Baby-headed collective, The Play Girls, have in store for the future which isn't exactly narrowed down to just music.

"I definitely want to turn [Play Girls] into a whole female label and not just for rappers. I want it to be for make-up artists, hairstylists, you know, female strippers," she explained to HNHH a few months ago. "I want to support it if you a female."

Peep her new project below.

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