Rexx Life Raj Drops Off "California Poppy 2"

The Bay Area artist taps Juvenile and Kojey Radical for his latest project.

BYAron A.Nov 22, 20202.3K Views

Bay Area's Rexx Life Raj has been killing shit over the past four years and anyone watching his career has witnessed the growth. From 2014's Hidden Clouds and Portraits, he's gone on to asserting himself as a dominant voice in the Bay Area's ever-expanding hip hop scene.

This week, the rapper returned with his latest EP, California Poppy 2. The new project serves as a sequel to his 2018 EP and is stacked with eight songs in total. Though he holds down the majority of the project on his own, he does get some assistance from the legendary Juvenile and Kojey Radical.

Check out Rexx Life Raj's new project, California Poppy 2 below and check out the tracklist.

Look At This
Apple Stock
Freak ft. Juvenile
Tesla In A Pandemic
State Of Mind
Aura ft. Kojey Radical
Canvas
Bad Bad Bad

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