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Lyrical alchemist Haph Breed delivers a hard-hitting performance with “Bleek Gilliam”

Haph Breed has the soul of an old-schooler, the lyrical wealth of a hip-hop dynasty, and the lifespan of a glass sponge. His way with words remains unmatched, and his imagination knows no bounds; he is a wordsmith per excellence, and the world deserves to experience his magic. He is a living archive of hip-hop’s golden age, reinterpreted through a lens that’s fresh, daring, and endlessly imaginative.

The duality of classical, orchestral music and hip-hop seamlessly integrates in Haph Breed’s “Bleek Gillliam,” a track off of his latest EP titled “The Flotagonist.” With the lyrical dexterity of a poet and the grit of a street scholar, Haph builds each verse like architecture—each bar laid with purpose, each rhyme a reflection of depth and precision. He doesn’t just spit lines—he paints realities, twists perspectives, fiction, and rewrites rules with a pen that cuts through time. All cut from one of his favorite fictional movies of all time, “Mo’ Better Blues.”

The jazz infusion adds that classical touch—the saxophone, jazz trumpets, trombones, and cello entwining delightfully with the hip-hop percussive beats that take cue from 90s sound. Here, he is both timeless and timely. He channels the spirit of Bleek Gilliam, speaking with a voice that feels incredibly present.

His flows are sharp, deliberate, and steeped in wisdom, carrying the cadence of experience and the hunger of someone with much more to give.

There is a rare clarity in his delivery, making this track not just heard but studied, felt, and remembered. The accompanying visually stunning video makes it worthwhile and leaves an indelible imprint on the mind of the viewer…taking them back to the cinematic classics just like they remember them.

It is right here where you belong—Haph proves to be a master craftsman, a lyrical alchemist, and a vessel through which hip-hop continues to evolve without forgetting where it came from.

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Delvin

Founder of Tunepical, a blog dedicated to sharing my love of music with you. I believe that music is the key to life, and if you're listening to the right songs at the right time, everything is possible!

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