Recently 619 rapper Charley Brown released his single, "How You Broke."
Repping the 619 which is San Diego, Charley Brown says the city is full of talent due to the outside stereotypes but he's painting a picture that other cities can relate to with a "Daygo vibe."


"How You Broke gives props to females but in a creative way. I’m not down playing broke dudes with bad women, I’m asking how u still ain’t got no bread but yo girl a boss bitch?"

"I started off making music with my click. I was street famous but hated talking, so music gave me that," Charley Brown said. "I featured my bro Gee Gee Bstone on this song and it was produced by Shawn Scope, the video was shot by Thomas Tyrell"


With 6 videos off his album, Charley Brown has plans to keep dropping roughly every week for the next 2 months with another album in the works at the end of that fury of releases.

Repping for his CBL (Can't Buy Loyalty) label the imprint has plans to release records from Gee Gee Bstone, Keith Warren, Chil Gates, Tiny Doo, Blak Fog and Evsy.

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