Haddy Racks Prioritizes Child Visitation in "My Lil Man" Visual

Anyone who has been through a battle for their children may relate to Haddy Racks' latest visual "My Lil Man". The story follows the Bronx lyricist as he expresses the struggles many face and his own life experiences as he sought visitation rights with his son. Racks' son also appears, showing that things did work out for the best. "My Lil Man" was produced by Buda and Grandz, and appears on Haddy Racks' debut album Resumé, which you can get here: http://lnk.to/HaddyRacks.

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@haddyracks Ft Evie Blanco - "Take You Home" (Audio)

Haddy Racks offers up some alluring words for the ladies with "Take You Home" featuring Evie Blanco and production from AListFame. This song appears on Racks' debut album Resumé, which is available now on all digital outlets, and on CD at http://Facebook.com/HaddyRacks.

Listen to the single below:

 

(New Audio)-@haddyracks "Slipp'n (Freestyle)"

Bronx emcee Haddy Racks delivers some earnest reality as he re-imagines DMX's classic "Slipp'n". Be on the lookout for Haddy's upcoming "Rackateering" mixtape with DJ Kay Slay, dropping January 27th.

(New Video)-@haddyracks "New York Gritty"

Following the single release, Bronx native Haddy Racks reps his borough with verve in the visual for "New York Gritty" produced by Chopz165 and directed by Jus.Frank. This song will appear on Haddy Racks' upcoming "Rackateering" mixtape with DJ Kay Slay, slated for release on January 27.

(New Audio)-@haddyracks "New York Gritty"

Once again, Haddy Racks keeps it gully for the his home town on "New York Gritty". Over a slapping Chopz165 produced neck knocker, the Rotten Apple alum takes aim and fires shots at out of towners. Outsiders beware, Haddy Racks delivers bars raw and uncut on this tough cut.

 

(New Audio)-@haddyracks Ft Bugatti "Where The Bronx At"

Bronx artist Haddy Racks unleashes the beast with the anthemic, "Where The Bronx At", featuring fellow Bronx artist Bugatti and produced by firepower duo Buda & Grandz (Dave East, Meek Mill, 50 Cent and Styles P.) The track is taken from Haddy Racks' upcoming projects with DJ Kay Slay and Buda & Grandz.