Chuck Strangers Recruits Issa Gold For New Song "Peaceful"

Chuck Strangers delivers another single off his debut project "Consumers Park."

BYAron A.Mar 12, 20185.8K Views

Pro Era's been on a heavy grind recently. Between intercrew collaborations and solo singles from Joey Bada$$, Nyck Caution and other members, Pro Era fans craving for new music has undoubtedly been fixed. Chuck Strangers has also delivered a lot of new music over the past few weeks in anticipation of his debut album Consumers Park. He previously released "80 Blocks" with Joey and now, he links up with Issa Gold from Underachievers for his new single, "Peaceful."

Issa Gold assists Chuck Strangers on his latest single, "Peaceful." This song serves as the last teaser we'll get from Strangers' upcoming project before it drops on Friday. Strangers also handles the song's production and creates a perfect middle ground for both himself and Issa Gold to flex their bars on.

Quotable Lyrics
Coupe zoomin' down the Bearizona like a NASCAR
Spread it through the veins of the youth like we cancer
Somewhere in Japan with a dime piece,
Sushi with the Saki, the brain was kamikaze

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