Pollari Returns With New Project "Lil Jesus" Ft. Lil Skies & More

Pollari returns with a brand new project.

BYAron A.Jan 30, 20192.6K Views

Pollari's built a strong buzz over the years but has still remained relatively underground in comparison to his Soundcloud contemporaries. Despite this, he usually pretty good with releasing new music for his fans. It feels like it's been a minute since we heard any new music from him but clearly, he's just been in the cut working away. Now, he returns with a brand new body of work titled, Lil Jesus.

Pollari is back with some new heat for his fans on his latest body of work, Lil Jesus. The rapper's new project is nine tracks deep and includes features a handful of features. Lil Skies appears on the previously released single, "BATTLESCARS" while Shoreline Mafia's Master Kato links up with Pollari on the song, "JUMP."

Peep his new project below and keep your eyes peeled for more new music from Pollari this year.

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