Sada Baby Drops Off His New Album "Bartier Bounty"

Sada Baby is back with his new project, "Bartier Bounty."

BYAron A.Jan 25, 20197.3K Views

Detroit's Sada Baby's been a favorite in the underground for quite some time. He could undoubtedly rap his ass off, but it's his charisma and charming personality that comes out in music that really appeals to his audience. It's been nearly two years since the release of his project, Skuba Sada, but today, he comes through with his new project, Bartier Bounty.

Sada Baby is back with his new project, Bartier Bounty. The rapper's new project consists of 20-tracks running for nearly an hour in length. Sada Baby doesn't disappoint. He holds down the majority of the project himself but gets a bit of assistance from a few artists. Hoodrich Pablo Juan appears on the opening track, "Hood Rich Skuba," while Ashley Sorrell's vocals appear on "Bonnie & Blyde" which finds Sada Baby flexing his vocal chops. Aside from that, Sada Baby also taps Drego who appears on "Bloxk Party."

Peep his new project below and keep your eyes peeled for more new music from Sada Baby.

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