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Review of “Birds & Bullets” by Hollow Profit feat. Ben Beal

Birds & Bullets by HOLLOW PROFIT
HOLLOW PROFIT

Released on October 18, 2024, “Birds & Bullets” is a standout single from Hollow Profit’s latest album QUIBONO?, mixing storytelling and introspection over smoky jazz samples. The track, a clever nod to Ben Beal's 2020 release, “Birds Aren’t Real,” and Hollow Profit’s alter ego, Crimson Dot, brings together these two lyricists in a vibrant, gritty homage to classic hip-hop.


Opening with a smoky jazz sample from producer 47 Quid, the song sets an instantly evocative atmosphere. The steady and raw beat pairs seamlessly with both artists’ verses. Hollow Profit dives into intricate rhyme schemes, delivering reflective and sharp lyrics, with memorable lines. The lyrics reflect the track’s dual themes—truth and illusion—while adding a hard-hitting punch to the smoky, laid-back beat.


Birds & Bullets

Beyond the production, what makes “Birds & Bullets” engaging is the chemistry between Hollow Profit and Ben Beal. Both rappers bring their unique vocal tones and flows, but together, they create an almost cinematic narrative that’s rooted in old-school hip-hop. Hollow Profit’s Duluth grit blends with Beal’s New York stylings, offering a cross-regional sound that’s nostalgic yet fresh.




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