MadDabber710

I recently sat down with some of my most dedicated listeners from 89.3 FM. The purpose - to tune them into an album like nothing they've heard before. The result - everyone wants to hit the Dab!

Texas Refugee is an acoustic and eccentric hip hop blend. It is a roller coaster filled with education, pain, diamonds, and cannabis. From start to finish - this album is notably for the culture.

Mad Dabber opens up the album with Lifted. With a nod to OG's like Wu and Lil Flip, he let's you inside his diamond filled life. This geography lesson is just the tip of the iceberg as we are guaranteed tracks full of knowledge and real experiences.
Pain comes in next. It is an acoustic track that was slightly unexpected, (sounding so different than the first track) yet resonates with the audience.
Aliyah F. - I can relate because the seizures I have are crazy. I cant tell what's real sometimes either. I felt Pain. Great song.
Hit the Dab fills the room next and the beat perks every ear. This fun track featuring Yoshi will have everyone hittin the dab from the club and grocery stores. Bone the Mac gets it in on 24 Lighters. Mad Dabber loves his diamonds!
Jon H. - That's a bop. They killed that.
Diamonds are a Dabber best friend is the second break out song of the album. Another great track to groove and cruise to. The alone traps you and soon you understand, diamonds are a Dabbers best friend.
The album wraps with a message to those who are for prohibition of cannabis and those who use their authority in destructive ways. This is definitely not a test. Mad Dabber puts a powerful flow on resounding issues.

Overall it is a great album. My listeners enjoyed it and it gave us some great things to talk about. Mad Dabber has created a project that is a conversational masterpiece.

- Miss Kay
89.3fm ATL

@thegreatmisskay - Miss Kay 89.3fm Atlanta