Lil Skies Drops Off His Latest Project "Life Of A Dark Rose"

Lil Skies releases his latest project "Life Of A Dark Rose."

BYAron A.Jan 10, 201818.2K Views

It seems over the past few months Lil Skies has been making bigger waves. He's become a rising force in the underground and if I'm being honest, I feel like 2018 is about to big a major year for him. To kick the year off on a right note, he comes through with his latest album, Life Of A Dark Rose.

Lil Skies comes through with his latest project Life Of A Dark Rose today. It's a statement for Skies as he handles the majority of the project on his own with the exception of Landon Cube's two appearances on the previously released "Nowadays" and "Red Roses." Skies flexes every aspect of his artistry from the bars to his penchant for melodies.

With a new project from Skies to kick off 2018, keep your eyes peeled for him. He's bound to make an impact in the rap game this year.

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