Lil Mosey Releases "Northsbest" Project Ft. BlocBoy JB

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20228.7K Views

Lil Mosey drops off his new project, "Northsbest."

Lil Mosey's been buzzing heavily over the past year. The rapper's single, "Noticed" caught a lot of ears in 2017. However, the rapper re-released the single earlier this year with a revamped beat and a music video, and the song took on a life of its own. Earlier this month, Mosey shared the single, "Yoppa" which featured BlocBoy JB. Now, the rapper comes through with his new project, Northsbest.

Lil Mosey proves he's more than a one-hit wonder with his latest project, Northsbest. The rapper's new project features the previously released singles, "Noticed" and "Yoppa" with BlocBoy JB who serves as the only guest feature on the project. The majority of the production on Northsbest is handled by Royce David with the exception of "Pull Up" which was produced by Black Mayo.

If you aren't familiar with Lil Mosey yet, check out his new project and let us know what you think in the comments.

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