7 Kings Entertainment makes a triumphant return with their first compilation album in five years, “No Losses Only Lessons,” bringing together a heavyweight lineup of talent from Houston and beyond. This highly anticipated release features some of Houston’s most respected artists, including Propain, DJ XO, Yung Al, OTB Fastlane, and GSO PHAT, alongside rising stars Towhid, Marqus Clae, and Chicago’s very own Butta Da Prince.
Helmed by King Noah, the mastermind behind 7 Kings Entertainment, this album serves as a testament to the movement’s Southern roots, with a special nod to his home state of Mississippi. “Representing Mississippi and the 7 Kings Entertainment movement. Home state of Mississippi, IUKUK!” King Noah proclaimed. “Mississippi Stand Up!”
With an eclectic mix of sounds, from hard-hitting bangers to smooth introspective cuts, “No Losses Only Lessons” offers something for every hip-hop fan. The compilation showcases the unrelenting energy and lyrical prowess of each featured artist, further cementing 7 Kings Entertainment’s influence in the Southern rap scene.
Featured Tracks:
– Frank Castle –Miami Artist “Ricky Tan”: A gritty, streetwise track that puts Frank Castle’s lyrical agility front and center.
– Yung Al & Propain – “On My Shit”: Two Houston legends collaborate on this fierce anthem of self-confidence and success.
– Yung Al – “Cut Different”: Yung Al delivers an introspective solo cut that highlights his versatility and distinctive sound.
– Butta Da Prince – “40 Flow”: Representing Chicago, Butta Da Prince delivers a sharp, lyrical flow that complements the Southern energy of the project.
This album marks a significant moment for 7 Kings Entertainment, putting the spotlight on Houston’s hip-hop legends while bridging the gap with talent from Mississippi and Chicago. It’s a celebration of culture, growth, and lessons learned, with each track reflecting the diverse journeys of the artists involved.
For fans of Southern rap and hip-hop, “No Losses Only Lessons” delivers the authentic sounds of Houston, along with fresh perspectives from Mississippi and Chicago, making it an essential listen for 2024.