The Fix 2: 100grandroyce Teams Up with Dame Grease for Another Gem

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New York artist 100grandroyce returns with *The Fix 2*, the highly anticipated second installment from his collaboration with super producer Dame Grease under the ALLHUNDOS Ent. banner. Known for his gritty, raw lyricism and a sound steeped in the essence of New York hip-hop, 100grandroyce delivers an eleven-track project that blends street tales with introspective musings, all backed by Dame Grease's signature production.

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The album kicks off with the track “Intro (‘76 Dust),” a reflection of the rough terrain 100grandroyce navigates, setting the tone with hard-hitting beats and reflective lyrics. As the project unfolds, tracks like "Heaven's Door" and "Be Me" show the duality in Royce’s writing—balancing his personal struggles and dreams of success. "Be Me" served as one of the standout singles prior to the album release, drawing attention for its relatable themes of authenticity and resilience.

“Out The Trenches” brings a relentless energy, evoking the hustle and survival needed to emerge from difficult circumstances. The mood shifts slightly with “The Usual,” where 100grandroyce speaks on the grind and the constant pursuit of his goals.

One of the key highlights of *The Fix 2* is "All That Money," a collaboration with Breeze Mantana. The track's infectious hook and sharp verses capture the highs and lows of chasing financial success while remaining grounded in one’s roots. Other tracks like “Hard 2 Fall” and “Turbulent” delve deeper into themes of perseverance, as Royce’s delivery and Dame Grease's dynamic production further push the intensity of the project.

“They Call Me Hundo” serves as an anthem, embracing 100grandroyce's moniker while painting a vivid picture of his journey in the rap game. Tracks like “No Clout” showcase his refusal to chase fleeting trends, maintaining his integrity in an industry that often demands compromise.

Closing out the album is the captivating “Caviar and Crackers,” an evocative track that symbolizes the contrast between luxury and struggle—depicting both the spoils and sacrifices that come with Royce’s rise.

Overall, *The Fix 2* solidifies 100grandroyce’s place in the modern hip-hop landscape while continuing to build on his already strong chemistry with Dame Grease. Their collaborative effort offers listeners a raw, unfiltered look at the streets, ambition, and the eternal grind for success.