Dolo The Bandit Releases “Deaf Eyes Blind Ears”
Another day of music and mayhem. Dolo The Bandit is at it and hitting the fans with the release “Deaf Eyes Blind Ears.” This project is one of those hip-hop themed musical stories that make you pay attention to the world around. “Lord Have Mercy” is one of my favorite tracks. The way Dolo sits on the beat and hits his lyrical execution makes you rock to the story. Trust me, this is that heat!
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Bronx raised Producer-Artist, Dolo The Bandit is the next step in New York hip-hop. He gained notoriety in 2011 when he won the Most Original Artist at the Underground Music Awards and caught the eye of Spike Lee, scoring placement in his feature film “You’re Nobody til Somebody Kills You” with the song “Get Down’’. His crossover potential was then validated when Quicksilver used that same song for its Pro New York and France Surfing tour. Dolo continued his grind performing at BET Music Matters and dropping Project Monarch, with it’s hit single Roach Clips. After suffering life-threatening injuries to his face and hand when he was targeted during a home invasion he was forced to go on hiatus. Surviving multiple surgeries, he still managed to release the album Target Practice. Deaf Eyes Blind Ears is the follow-up project, another impressive entry by this student of true New York hip-hop.
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