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B. Dolan Returns with Politically Charged 5th LP ‘Fight Naked’ 

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Providence emcee B. Dolan returns with his fifth studio LP, Fight Naked. True to his reputation for blending raw lyricism with urgent sociopolitical commentary, the album arrives bookended by activism, featuring a bonus track added mid-cycle, “How I(CE) Could Just Kill A Man,” which was released to raise funds for local efforts to Abolish ICE following Dolan’s work with ICEWatch groups. The project boasts a formidable lineup of underground talent, with instrumentals from Ant, Controller 7, Widowmaker, Small Professor, and Dolan himself, while D-Styles and DJ Zole provide cuts, and Curly Castro, Skipp Coon, and Mithago Craze deliver epic contributions.





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