Loso Loaded Returns With New Tape "Goat Mode"

Loso Loaded returns with his new project, "Goat Mode."

BYAron A.Mar 03, 20192.7K Views

Loso Loaded came through swinging in 2018 and he's keeping that same energy in 2019 with brand new music for his fans. The rapper had a hell of a run last year with the releases of Bases Fully Loaded. The rapper follows it up with his latest project, GOAT MODE. The project consists of eight tracks with Fly Guy DC and Ferrari Simmons holding down hosting duties. Unlike his previous project, Loso Loaded decided to hold down the entire project on his own and showcase his skills without any interruptions. The rapper's latest project comes after he linked up with Casino and Lotto Savage on "Bank Teller" last month.

Keep your eyes peeled for more music from Loso Loaded as well as upcoming visuals for tracks off the project.

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