"The Salt" by Tarran the Tailor
Do you know what gypsy crunk is? Have you heard Kay Kay and His Weathered Underground, Watcha Clan or That Handsome Devil? Shhiiiiiiiht, y'all prolly don't even know what a Wawa is. Well, at least for the moment, one of Canada's finest gypsy crunk producers has put his latest work (and first full album) up for free download on BandCamp here.
Wait. I mean, no... not wait... go download then come back. Back? Okay, you seriously don't know what a Wawa is? I don't even know what to do with that. I mean, it's like the gas station that every other gas station should aspire to be. Add fast food to that, as any service place could learn a lot from a Wawa. Hell, I don't know how it hasn't taken over the whole world yet. Road trip your ass into the North-East U.S. and pull off in Jersey (watch those jug-handles) and just ask someone where the nearest Wawa is.
Only Warning: Don't pull off in Camden.
Only Warning: Don't pull off in Camden.
3 comments:
yeah, Wawa!
STAY.AWAY.FROM.CAMDEN.
in jersey they'll tell ya a wawa was made by Dunlop,
in saskatchewan they'll grow their wheat there..
Lol, I didn't know about Dunlop. But I'm a hitchhiker, so I know about Wawa, Canada. It's infamous (some have called it Hitchhikers' Hell). Hurly on Thumbs Up Canada summed up Wawa, Canada and the surrounding stories pretty well. Those stories have traveled pretty far. The funniest part to me is how NOT exaggerated the ones I heard in Mexico were (about Wawa) once I read Hurly's descriptions.
Loving "The Salt". Hands down, you've crafted the best gypsy crunk of the year.
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