Scotty ATL Delivers His Latest Project "Streams" Ft. Bankroll Fresh & More

Scotty ATL comes through with his latest project.

BYAron A.May 11, 20193.9K Views

Over the majority of the decade, Scotty ATL has been consistently blessing fans with new music. From his tape, Summer Dreams to 2018's It's TIME!, he's become a staple in the Atlanta music scene and continues to grow as an artist with each drop. Earlier this year, he began the rollout to for his new project with the single, "Favorite Dancer." Now, he returns with his new project, $tream$ in its entirety.

Scotty ATL has returned with brand new music. The rapper released his new project, $tream$ this week which consists of 12 new songs. The project also hails several special features. The late Bankroll Fresh appears on "Start It Off" while other features include King Shy, Euro, Wurld, Curtis Snow, and more.

Check out Scotty ATL's new project below.

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