Paul Wall Drops Off His New Mixtape "Frozen Face Vol. 1"

Paul Wall is back with a "Frozen Face" in Vol.1 of his new mixtape series.

BYAron A.Nov 22, 20186.0K Views

Paul Wall is still as active in the music game, although it seems like we hear more about his work as a jeweler these days. Nonetheless, the Houston native's delivered two projects this year already, Bounce Back Over Setbacks which dropped in January and his Baby Bash collaborative effort, The Legalizers, Vol. 2: Indoor Grow. However, he's not done with 2018 just yet. With a few weeks remaining in the year, he closes out the year with his brand new mixtape, Frozen Face Vol. 1.

Paul Wall returns with new music with the inaugural installment of his Frozen Face mixtape series. The rapper's drops off fourteen new songs on this project, holding down the majority on his own. However, he does get some assistance from a few friends like Pure and Baby Doll Wall.

Peep his new project below.

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