Apollo Brown & Locksmith Drop Off Their Joint Project "No Question"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20225.0K Views

Apollo Brown & Locksmith release their joint project "No Question."

Apollo Brown and Locksmith have been on a heavy grind for the past little while. The two of them announced a joint project and within the past month have rolled out a few new singles off of the project. They've kept fans waiting for what they have up their sleeves on No Question. While the project was due out tomorrow, both Apollo Brown and Locksmith decided to give fans an early treat and released the project a bit earlier that expected.

Apollo Brown and Locksmith team up on their new project, No Question. The project run for eight tracks with the only guest appearance coming from DJ Los. The rest of the project is simply Brown and Locksmith flexing their chemistry together on wax. Brown holds down the project's production while Locksmith delivers nothing but bars. The project was initially led by the singles, "Litmus" and "No Question."

<a href="http://apollobrown360.bandcamp.com/album/no-question" class="external" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">No Question by Apollo Brown & Locksmith</a>

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