Dallas Murrae’s “Shasta” is a smooth, confident banger that blends hard-hitting production with laid-back swagger and vivid lyricism. Created with close friends in a rented Nashville apartment, the track oozes authenticity and chemistry. Over Hocci808’s slick beat, Dallas drops unforgettable lines like “Styrofoam to cups, mix the purple with the Shasta” and “bout my bucks like it’s Tampa Bay” balancing playful bars with street-born wisdom.
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With Mark Battles in the mix, “Shasta” hits a new level of polish, appealing to both new-school fans and seasoned hip-hop heads. From “In my closet, that’s Canasta” to “I burned the clutch, shot the spotter, that’s a 458,” Dallas showcases lyrical sharpness and self-assured delivery.
“Shasta” isn’t trying to impress the industry—it’s speaking to the ones who get it. For Dallas, this isn’t just music, it’s memory, brotherhood, and bounce. And it’s one hell of a track.
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