The first SlumpSquad exclusive video is out now, for "Neck" off of Dock Hellish & Slump Grimey's collab tape Off The Shits. You can call this the first collab between SlumpSquad and Dirty Drugs, shot by NathanIsDigital. Slump Grimey's verse opens the video over high energy production by HVNZO. Although the flows are fast and clear, the bars are spit with a slurred, drugged-out vibe. The name of the tape the track is from clearly suits the energy Dock & Slump Grimey put out in

One of the original founders of what is now SlumpSquadWaveyGang, Slump Grimey, has a new wave to put yall on. The "Drift Wave". The title references the producer & engineer of the whole project, Drift The Dean, who provided Slump Grimey with an array of wavey dark trap beats to leave dead throughout the project. Codeine is a main theme in the tape with song titles like "Hol Up Po Up" and "2 Pintz". Slump Grimey conveys the lifestyle of an authentic drank sipper which is refre

Dock Hellish & Slump Grimey teamed up for this codeine-fueled project full of lean culture references and lingo, as well as audible slurs in tracks from being so slump in sessions. Many prescriptions were killed in the making of this project. Start your summer off right bumping this tape made by two SlumpSquad artists! This is the first tape hosted and released through SlumpSqaud, so its natural that we are kicking things off with in house shit. Credits to @EnthralArt on twit

You can call him Scotty Drippin. Slump Grimey is going crazy in this new single produced by Charles Globe. This is just a little sneak preview of some of Grimey and Globe's work together, and with "Globe Wave" dropping soon, you're about to get a heavy dose of more. With psychotic flows from Grimey matched with an equally as sporadic and insane beat from Globe, this track is the perfect combo between a turn up jam and schizophrenia. Keep on the look out for "Globe Wave". This

SlumpSquadWaveyGang official artists Slump Grimey, Dock Hellish, & Charles Globe team up for the first S.S.W.G. exclusive single. Globe kicks shit off with a dark trap melody for Grimey to lead into an aggressive verse, ending with a bunch of shit talkin' as the beat builds back up for Dock to come in. With an equally aggressive approach as Slump Grimey, Dock Hellish rips his verse leading into more drug-fueled shit talkin' as the production loops its way out. More is to come