Live From the Streets: Mr. Green “If I Don’t Go To Hell” Making of the Track

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This hot track will sound familiar to anyone who’s just watched the new Rime ‘50 Characters’ video filmed in Miami. This beat by Mr. Green, the man behind the “Live From the Streets” series, takes inspiration from the sounds of the streets, transforming a ambient noise and ukulele player into a dope hip hop track.

“In the third episode of Live From the Streets, we take you to Old City to meet up with Jus Allah. Jus was chilling out at Gigi’s Bar and Grille and was cool enough to give us a quick shout out. After that, we introduce Janice, a friendly traveler from down South with a Ukulele. She had been on the road for a while but she took the time to play us her own version of one of her favorite songs by Andrew Jackson Jihad. Finally, we head down to city hall which is currently being occupied by Protestors and we take a look around.” -Mr. Green

The song, “If I Don’t Go To Hell” is available on itunes and at greenhiphop.com.

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