Shoreline Mafia & Az Chike Link Up On "The Players Club"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20227.3K Views

Shoreline Mafia is back with their new single, "The Players Club."

There's a new wave of young rappers from California bringing a refreshing take on West Coast hip-hop. Shoreline Mafia is among some of the leaders of this new generation of West Coast cats that are leading the way for a new generation of rappers in L.A. The crew's been gringing relentlessly throughout 2018. They secured a record deal Atlantic Records and released three projects in 2018 including their Christmas offering, OTXMas. Now, they come through with their new single, "The Players Club."

Shoreline Mafia comes through with some different vibes on their new track, "The Players Club." The L.A. crew link up with Az Chike for some assistance on the track. The crew flip a melancholic guitar sample and turn it into a heater. The rapper's new single follows the release of their music video for "Moving Work."

Peep the new single below.

Quotable Lyrics
Play ball, leavin' clues, should've brung your mit
Play ball, need a sub, should've brung your Benz
N***as pussy, acting like divas
We get stripes with the sales like Adidas

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