Album Review: Bullets In The Chamber by Arrested Development

 

Bullets In The Chamber

By

Arrested Development

Produced by Configa

 

Following on from Don’t Fight Your Demons (2020) and For The FKN Love (2021), Arrested Development have once more teamed with UK Super-producer Configa for their latest album Bullets In The Chamber (who also serves as Co-Executive Producer for Configuration Records alongside Speech for Vagabond Productions), which was released on January 12^th this year.

As with the previous two albums, Bullets In The Chamber also has an impressive line-up of guest artists and producers, alongside AD The Band and Configa. Guest artists include Rass Kas, DoitAll Dupree (Lords of the Underground), Canibus, Diana King, SkyZoo, MRK SK, Twan Mack, Chuck D, Grandmaster Caz, O’Hene Savant, Sa Roc, Flavia Coelho and special appearances from original AD members Montsho Eshe and Rasa Don. Additional production comes from Will Montgomery, Sol Messiah, Mistact and Fenix.

Now, with all that said, if you are not already oozing with anticipation, then it will help to know that this is a double album with the original Bullets In The Chamber (17 Tracks) and Round Two (4 Tracks), all of which culminates in a huge release firing twenty-one shots (20 joints and 1 remix) of Hip Hop musical dopeness, that is sure to have our minds buzzing as much as our ears...

So, let’s not wait any longer but, press play and unleash those Bullets In The Chamber…

 

Opening with Hello, produced by Configa and featuring 1 Love and Ras Kass, this one hits with an uplifting party vibe sound but, this is a party vibe with depth and attitude. The drums take the forefront here but, there is that multi-layered sound that Configa always brings. Speech, 1 Love and Rass Kas really set the tone for what’s to come, there is much here about celebrating the music and the contribution of AD to Hip Hop. While welcoming the fans to this third album with Configa there is also a hint that this might also be the last album from AD. Now that we are all fired up Configa keeps the energy going with an infectious sound of drums, horns, bass, and soulful background vocals, which has a rawness with a funky edge that keeps your head nodding. Classy sees Rasa Don provide a reggae infused chorus while Speech brings the spotlight to those peoples who struggle under a veil of oppression, both in America and around the world. The more you listen, the more the track takes on the feeling of an anthem for those peoples. Will Montgomery takes over production duties for Overachiever, where horns take the forefront alongside the drums and bass, bringing a deep funk vibe to the sound. Montsho Eshe features on the chorus bringing a soulful edge as Speech celebrates everything that Arrested Development is, a multi-talented group that spans decades within Hip Hop and music in general, achieving everything they set out to do and much more.

Crowd Surf finds Speech joined by DoItAll, 1 Love, Fareedah and Dee Wiz, while Configa comes with an energetic head-nod vibe of pumping drums, bass, horns, and cuts. This one will really have you bouncing around without a care in the world, wanting to surf the crowd as AD celebrates and brings the energy of the live shows into this track, and if you have ever been to an AD show or Hip Hop show, you’ll know the feeling. There is a deeper vibe to the sound Configa brings on Hour Glass, the sound is undoubtedly Hip Hop but, there is this unconscious heartfelt aura to it. Speech, alongside CanIbus, SkyZoo and Diana King on the chorus, bring some deep verses with emotion that reflect the real-world experiences that form the individual grains of sand that fall through the hour glass, combining to create our life experiences, our memories, and shaping who we are as individuals. Horns and Drums form the main elements of the production from Will Montgomery on Still Fired Up. Speech is joined by Montsho-Eshe on the chorus here as the track gets you moving while still speaking to you on many levels. This one reflects back to 1992 and AD’s first Album, 3 Years, 5 Months and 2 Days In The Life of… showing that AD is still here, still bringing focus to subjects that matter and still calling for a revolution, just like this is a part two to Raining Revolution from that original album; they are still calling for peace too.

And This I Know features MRK SX and Twan Mack alongside Speech while Sol Messiah handles production, bringing a more laid-back emotive vibe but, still with those pounding drums. The focus of this one touches on some troubling subjects such as gun violence, exploitation, white supremacy and more but, at the same time, with all of these dark issues we witness, there is also a lot of good things to see and be thankful for. This track is all about those things that you know for sure, just speaking real truths. Configa is back on production with For Free as he brings a pounding beat with organ and string elements that creates a sound that you nod to but, also makes you focus on the lyrics from Speech and April So Lyrical. The message here is that, as humans, we are the ones who created the issues we face, we have made ourselves separate from nature, and we are the ones who have created a society where money is rated above all else, making us pay for things that nature has provided for us already for free, we just have to live in harmony with it. With that thought of the society humans have created, We Want This (To Be Ruled) continues this thought process. Speech is joined by Kamonzi for a joint that looks at how we, as humans, are responsible for this way in which we live, we have created being ruled and controlled, humans created the social standings and inequality that we see around us, and there is only one way we can truly find freedom, which for us to all stand together and say that we no longer want this. Configa brings a pounding boom bap beat with drums, organ notes and bass at the forefront, creating a sound which gets you animated, bouncing, and throwing your fist in the air for freedom.

Ride finds Configa bringing an uplifting beat with drums and piano vibes with soulful background vocals, this creates a summertime sound that raises your mood a few notches. Speech reflects that uplifting sound with lyrics that speak on things that are important to him, from womens rights to Hip Hop and just having fun, this one encompasses those things and so much more while bringing warmth throughout your body. Next, we move to a track that can only be described as an anthem as Speech is joined by Chuck D (Public Enemy) and Grandmaster Caz (Cold Crush Brothers) for Hip Hop Saves Lives. Configa provides a slamming beat with strings that merges that boom bap sound with an emotive energy that lifts you up. Speech, Chuck, and Caz speak on how corporate and white supremacy has sought to take over the music, trying to take it away from its roots and use it to make money but, Hip Hop is more than those entities can ever understand, and this joint celebrates that, the pioneers of the culture, AD’s contribution and peace within Hip Hop. More than just an anthem, this track stands for true Hip Hop and those who still hold that foundation true. Arrogance has sparce drums and other percussion which gives this a more native sound which allows the lyrics to take the forefront. Speech, O’hene Savant and Montsho-Eshe drop a freestyle type joint that looks at the arrogance of people, the music industry and more. This is one will get your mind working in many ways as the lyrics are impressed on your awareness.

Ain’t Got Much To Say No More sees Configa drop a solid head-nod beat of drums, bass and keys that has a light-hearted sound. Speech takes a look at those internet critics who chose to talk loud from behind their keyboards, screens and avatars, while they don’t have much to say; well, nothing that carries any weight or has any real validity. They are the type of people who would never stand up and talk that stuff to your face either. Fire has been two or three years in production and was originally written during the U.S. Riots following what happened to George Floyd (R.I.P.). Here, Speech speaks on the dangers of ignoring inequality and injustice (in its many forms). When you chose to ignore or even perpetrate many injustices, you light the touchpaper that burns brightly until it ignites the fire in the hearts of the many who will then stand, united for justice and freedom. Configa brings a slamming beat of banging drums, guitars and horns that helps fuel the fire inside your body alongside the fire in the lyrics from Speech. That message continues with The Meek, produced by Fenix, the sound is a head-nodder and created from drums and guitar vibes. Speech looks at what is happening within the U.S. How wealth, injustice and inequality is the disease that is eroding the foundations of the country. The message here comes from the biblical scriptures of how the meek will inherit the earth but, here it is the meek that stand to inherit the country as America crumbles from a once great Nation, allowing greed to take over.

Turn The Speakers Up, produced by Configa, has an infectious sound of drums and keys that, once more, has an uplifting vibe. Speech and 1 Love look at all that is going on in the world today and invite us to turn the speakers up real loud, this will allow the music to be more in our awareness and bringing it’s healing qualities and message directly into our minds. Let music be the source of your information and not the media. God Bless You is produced by Sol Messiah and has an instant posse vibe about it as Speech is joined by Sa-Roc, April So Lyrical and 1 Love (with some extra keys from Michael Williams) but, it’s less of a posse vibe and more of a collective, standing together to bring one message. That message is like an olive branch being extended to all, despite there being a lot of sin, pain and suffering in the world. 1 Love, in particular speaks with passion and venom here on injustice and inequality he sees around him but, the real message here is that there is a way out of all this negativity and we have to remember that we are all blessed in one way, regardless of how you look at it, you are blessed be it by God, the universe, however, you see it in your own beliefs, you are loved and if everyone truly saw that, the world would be a different place.

At this point we have reached the end of Bullets In The Chamber, as it was released, now we move to Round 2, an EP with 4 tracks (3 additional tracks and a remix) that completes the Bullets In The Chamber double album. Round 2 was actually released first but, now when see the digital and streaming releases, they are all together in one complete album…

Round 2 begins with Mine, featuring Brazilian artist Flavia Coelho, Configa us a head-nod beat with electronic vibes that has a real uplifting sound. The chorus is inspired by Tracy Chapman and the track itself is playful with many double-entendres that will make you smile and just have a good time enjoying the lyrics. Now you might not understand the verse from Flavia but, it still brings that fun vibe with it, which is the real message here; do what you got to do but, have fun doing it. Grateful is next and Configa has a funky vibe for us with banging drums, bass, cuts, and funk guitar vibes, I really challenge you not to groove to this. Speech and 1 Love take us through all the things that they are grateful for in life, from a true story about white privilege and the difference between white and black lives to your own journey and sharing it with your wife. There is much here you can feel and that can be associated with in your own life, you just have to realise what you are grateful for and have been grateful for but, also think of how that affects others too. It Couldn’t Be is the penultimate track but is also the last track of the album, with the final track being a remix. Production comes from Mistract and sees Piano, and strings take the forefront over the drumbeat, bringing a chilled reflective air to the track. Here we find Speech looking back over shows and particularly important events in life and how these things help us see past the darkness, seeing what is truly special in our lives. The album ends with the Arrogance (Jahah Remix) the message of the original is not lost here but, the sound has a solid drum beat which is heavy with double bass, creating another infectious sound that is the perfect way to take you out of the album.

 

After listening to the album top to bottom and fully taking it all in I can see how some have this on their best of the year lists already. Everything about this album is just incredible, it flows at a great pace keeping the listener engaged at every turn. The mix of vibes throughout the album is almost lost by the sheer enjoyment value but, don’t be fooled because alongside that enjoyment value, this is grown-up Hip Hop where the fun and good times does not loose sight of the important subjects that are a part of our everyday lives. Arrested Development does what they always do, using Hip Hop music to bring your awareness to both sides of the coin and you can’t listen to the album without coming away without a sense that there is still so much to do in this world if we are ever to get anywhere near peace and unity, and it has to start with changes at the most fundamental levels by leaving greed behind.

Let’s take a look at the album from a musical point of view. This is an album entwined in the roots of real Hip Hop music from a group who have achieved much within the music industry by speaking out on subjects that matter. Arrested Development still bring a great balance of real-world problems to bear while entertaining you all the way. Speech and 1 Love show the calibre of their rap skills here by mixing up the flows and styles to perfectly convey the emotive nature of the messages they deliver. Fareedah and April So Lyrical, bring the soulful backing vocals to just bring that much needed touching quality to the sound. The use of live instruments from the band really serves to enhance the sound that is brought predominantly by Configa along with Will Montgomery, Sol Messiah, Mistact and Fenix.

The production here is all top quality with the producers all bringing their own unique stamps to the sound. Configa, being the main producer on the album, once more brings such an amazing sound, proving that he is not just one of the best producers out of the UK but, one of the best Hip Hop producers out there right now. This takes nothing away from any of the other producers who all bring amazing sounds.

I have said so much about Bullets In The Chamber already but, I couldn’t wrap this up with out mentioning the amazing guest artists on this one. Bringing in the calibre of Chuck D, Grandmaster Caz, CanIbus, Rass Kas, Skyzoo, and others, alongside original members Montsho Eshe and Rasa Don, not only adds the icing to the cake but also takes it to the next level, what more do I need to say, these are some masterful choices.

Overall, Bullets In The Chamber is a Hip Hop album that keeps its roots in the foundations of the culture while having a conscious edge that speaks on so many levels. The enjoyment factor of the album is second to none and will leave you almost breathless but, at the same time wanting more. This is Arrested Development at their very best, standing up for those who need a voice and ultimately standing up for peace.

There is one last thing I would like to add here. In putting down my thoughts and feelings on this album, it was invaluable to have the short insights available from Speech himself, which he put into individual videos. These helped me in knowing that my insights were close to how he saw each track and it also gave me some much needed background for the review. I am also very grateful to Configa who helped me to get the album and its press pack, without which there would be no review.

My advice is simple, just listen to this one because it’s truly not easy to convey just how good it is, you need to hear it.

My humble thanks to Configa, Speech and the entire Arrested Development band for giving me the chance to once more do a deep dive and put down my feelings on this album and the two previous albums as well. It has been something special for me to be able to review these works of art, I have always been a fan of their music and have respected Speech and all that AD stands for, and I have always felt that their music touched you on a deep level and if this is to be their last album, then what a legacy they will leave, one that will continue to speak to the listener for as long as these words need to be said.

Time for me to be out,

One Love People,

Steve.

LINKS

The One link for all things Arrested Development and Speech:

https://linktr.ee/brotherspeech

Get Bullets In The Chamber on Bandcamp Here:

https://officialarresteddevelopment.bandcamp.com/album/bullets-in-the-chamber

The One link for all things Configa Here:

https://linktr.ee/configa

 

VIDEOS

Hip Hop Saves Lives (ft Chuck D and Grandmaster Caz)

 

 

 

 

 

Album Review: For The FKN Love by Arrested Development

 

For The FKN Love

By

Arrested Development

 

Back in September of 2020 Arrested Development released their first album which featured production from UK Super Producer Configa, ‘Don’t Fight Your Demons’. That album was a huge testament to the longevity of the group and was packed with knowledge and politically charged statements, all fused together with solid hip-hop beats that would equally appeal to old and new heads alike.

When I originally reviewed that album there was a little voice inside me that mused over what they could do next, and could any future project stand up to the power and energy of that album? Then, in December of last year, Arrested Development and Configa were back again, dropping ‘For The FKN Love’, and when the album dropped in my inbox, courtesy of Configa, I was extremely excited, to say the least.

At the time there was actually no pressure for me to review the album. However, the more I listened to the album the more it spoke to me, through a haze of personal fog. The more it spoke the more I decided that, as soon as the time was right, I would make this my first written piece of 2022 and here we are so, let me take you through the album and give you my thoughts and feelings in a way that might be a little different than usual…

The album kicks off in a big way with some huge orchestral horns and a no nonsense boombap beat which immediately has your pulse racing and your heart pounding. Configa’s production brings a powerful yet uplifting vibe which is crucial right at the start. ‘Yes Always’ has Speech and Dee-1 bringing a message that speaks to the deepest parts of your being. We all have times that challenge us and make us question if we can ever continue but, when those times weigh upon us, we just stand a little taller and rise up one more time, essentially you have the strength in you to do that and you CAN do it. This was a message, at the time, that I needed to hear and was a reminder to me that I could do it, it might take time to rise up but, I would do it and here I am today and if I can do it, you can do it too. There is strength in those words, you can do it, Yes Always you can. The uplifting vibe continues with Configa’s inspired deep funk sound of strings, bass and big drums perfectly matching with the message of ‘Building From The Bottom’. Speech, 1 Love and 4-IZE take you on an inspiring journey as they detail what it is to build something from scratch. Bringing you all the challenges, the drive, the inspirations, and those ultimate rewards as you work on your craft, growing something amazing from the smallest of seeds.

‘Never Had Your Back’ has a dualistic approach to getting its message across. Here Configa provides an uplifting mix of piano, drums, and cuts as a backdrop for Speech and Ke’andra to bring us a deep message on the treatment of black women by the patriarchal American society. It’s time for this degrading portrayal of how black women should be or how they should act to change, and that certainly means telling it how it is to make people listen, as displayed on this banger. The ultimate message here is to give them true strength and true power by showing them in their true light that shines from the inside out. They are not an object and should not be viewed as such. ‘Swing Um’ is a track that has club anthem written all over it. Creating a homage to one of the ultimate posse cuts, ‘The Symphony’, is HUGE and requires a big line up and here AD’s Speech, Masta Ace, Dell-P and Fatman Scoop step up. Configa drops a scintillating club vibe with keyboards, drums, and cuts while Fatman Scoop whips the crowd up and has everyone in a bouncing frenzy, which is just what you need for Speech, Masta Ace and Dell-P to drop the kinda rhymes that gets the crowds hearts pounding, fists pumping and jumping, while still keeping the wise words flowing with ease that engage the mind as much as the body. Turn the volume up on this one!

It’s time to chill things out a bit but, that does not mean that AD will let your heads come out of the clouds. Configa’s harmonious drums, strings, and piano notes are the key to being a little more laid back as Speech is joined by Monie Love and Tony Momrelle, with a soulful chorus, on ‘Thank You’. This one speaks to us all, by giving us the inspiration to remember and to celebrate all of those who have inspired us or been a key part of our life’s journey. We all have many people to thank in some way and whatever way you choose to thank them, let it be from the heart. Time to switch the energy levels back up on ‘Bout It’ with a funk fuelled vibe of horns, drums, guitar, and cuts. In fact, what Configa has captured on this beat really seems to have been inspired by Prince, it really has the feel for being like a homage to the purple one. Speech is joined by MRK-SX, Jahah and guitarist Alex Jones to deliver words of wisdom that celebrate the female form, it’s true beauty and how all aspects of the feminine energy touch us on every level. ‘UNI (TY)’ has a more simplistic feel to the beat with just piano, drums and vocals creating the backdrop, courtesy of Clint Taylor. This opens up the track to let the vocals of Speech resonate. Putting more emphasis on the lyrics works so well here as the message is deep, looking at what divides us as people and the ways in which we choose to see differences in each other. What we truly need is to see past these apparent differences and understand that all we truly need is ‘U n I and UNITY’. From that thought provoking moment it’s time to get your head nodding and body moving, in a laid-back way, to the strings, keyboards and drums of ‘I Don’t Care’, perfectly produced by Configa. Here Speech details what it is to be who he truly is. Many may constantly scrutinise his life and all he is doing but, the truth is he is just doing his best to live his life. His message in this track is simple and one that we can all heed - no matter what others may think of you and how they might choose to see you, all you need to be is YOU and to be the grandest expression of who you truly are. Don’t concern yourself with what others might think as that that is their stuff, you are you so, be you.

‘Do It Up’ is the first of two tracks from Speech produced by Cris Acosta and another track that has a dual aspect to it. The beat has this laid-back guitar vibe that seems in almost full contrast to the drums, that have this kind of industrial feel to them. This dualistic nature is mirrored in the lyrics which look at both the dark and light times we all experience in our lives. We may often slip in cark periods in our lives but, the light is always there for us to reach out to. There are many different ways we can elevate ourselves to reach for the light and music is one of those ways, a catalyst to bring forth the light in our lives. ‘Where Lions Roam’ is the second track from Speech and Cris Acosta. The syths, electronic sounds and sparce beat give this a kind of focused feel, like you are on one path, going one way and any deviation from that path and who you are is an alien concept. The world can be a dangerous place and as we grow, we are taught that we have to be a certain way and follow a certain path. We are conditioned to be and act a certain way from birth. It takes courage to look beyond the social conditioning and to change who we have been taught to be but, in taking that step, into the place where lions roam, we can exhibit our inner lion and we can truly be free to be ourselves.

The experience of the small-town boy moving to the big city is the setting for ‘We Are Not In Kansas’. Configa’s pounding drums and keyboards take Arrested Development to the streets as Speech and Freddie Foxx look at situations of where you’re from and where you’re at, examining the differences and how it affects you in moving from a small quiet town to the hustle, stresses, and strains of life in the city. As I first listened to ‘Be Refreshed’, the mix of strings, drums, keyboards, and etheric vocal samples from Configa seemed to have an almost modern trap vibe but, the more I listened the less apparent that became, my head was definitely nodding all the same. The lyrics from Speech, 1 Love and Twan Mack have this definite feel of looking at what is going on in America and, to a point, the world. There is so much that is affecting people right now and what can be done to separate them from the pain. It’s a song about taking a step back to relax and refresh before taking time to understand differing viewpoints and situations, then taking time to consider the best way forward… That feeling of how best to approach certain situations follows us into ‘Grandma’s Southern Ways’. The horns, harmonica, piano, and drums all combine to bring a huge upbeat vibe with an abundance of pure energy, courtesy of Configa. Speech, G-Love and Lish Speaks focus on the many challenges that life brings and how we choose to overcome them. So many times, when we are faced with a difficult situation, we will look to those tried and tested methods, that have been handed down to us, as the simplest way to get through and overcome whatever obstacle lies in front of us. The abundance of energy we just had is the perfect springboard for Speech and Twisted Royalty on ‘We Feeling It All’. The drums, percussion, xylophone, and choral vocals, produced by Speech himself, bring us a definite feel-good vibe where the energy hits in short bursts. This one speaks on many levels but, the ultimate message here is deep and acknowledges that we have all been through some tough times. We have faced challenges in all aspects of our lives, seen people and loved ones pass from this life but, we are still here. We carry on doing what we do, feeling every ounce of emotion and do our very best to channel it in the most positive ways, as we look to a brighter future.

After considering all that, what you need is something to give you a glimpse of that brighter future. What you get is Configa dropping a straight up boombap beat full of horns, drums, guitar, and cuts that has you seriously amped up while touching you on a certain level too. ‘Vibe’ was released as a single and sees Speech joined by the legendary Big Daddy Kane, Cleveland P Jones, and Tasha LaRae for some high-energy, feel-good hip-hop. ‘Vibe’ is all about that energy that is inside us all, that spark that will never fail to bring out all those positive feelings within us. Sometimes we might question if that spark really does exist or we might feel we have lost it for good but, one listen to this track and you cannot fail to reach inside and light that spark… As we move into the penultimate track of the album, we find a deep vibe once more but, one that is most certainly tinged with a silver lining. The deep musical aspect comes from Configa’s mix of horns, guitar, drums, and xylophone notes. That musical backdrop fits perfectly as Speech and KXNG Crooked focus on the many experiences people have in their drive to push forward in life and to make something of themselves and to leave a legacy. You might not know the story behind the faces, just as they may not know your story but, have faith in each other, support and encourage each other in reaching your goals, and tell them ‘I Want U To Make It’. Supporting each other means you can all ‘Have Your Moment’ and that is exactly what Speech, Configa, The Sugarhill Gang and 1 Love are here to tell you. The beat is big and one to bounce to, full of guitars, drums and cuts it lifts you up and holds you there. The lyrics swirl around your mind with an energy that encourages you to raise yourself up and have your own moment in the spotlight. Not everyone will know you, they might not even like you but, your moment is just that, it’s yours and it’s gonna feel damn good. So, have faith in your ability and in who you truly are, the more you do that, the more others will see it and the brighter you moment will be.

 

So, what can I say about the album overall? What is plainly obvious is that Arrested Development have not reached a level with ‘Don’t Fight Your Demons’ and then plateaued, they have in fact continued to step it up and ‘For The FKN Love’ shows that there is no need for the sky to be the limit, you can keep pushing into the atmosphere and beyond. One thing that has struck me is the level of knowledge and entertainment value this album has. I would go for as say that Arrested Development has a definite sense of Edutainment. By edutainment I mean that this album can be looked on as being both educational and entertaining.

Its educational value comes from the depth of knowledge, personal experience and the deep level of social/political narrative that Speech and the guest artists use to focus on things such as the struggles of the black community, the treatment of black women and even mental health. There is something to be learned by everyone here. There is so much here, lyrically, that is delivered with knowledge, presence of mind and without compromise, producing music that is full of feeling and character that speaks so deeply to the listener at times.

The entertainment value musically really goes without saying. But, in working with Configa, it has just brought that extra dimension to what Arrested Development do. Configa brings that solid boombap hip-hop sound whilst also being able to strikingly switch between vibes and moods as the nature of the lyrics require. When the beat is boombap it is the perfect stage for Speech to deliver straight up hip-hop vibes to get the listener or the whole club bouncing. There is no doubt in my mind that ‘For The FKN Love’ is going to easily stand the test of time.

Everything that has gone into this album from Arrested Development, Configa and the guest artists is the perfect sound to help give you that sense of energy and drive you need to feel the love and reach for that light you want in your future. In fact, it helps you not just reach for the light but, to also grip it with both hands and pull it towards you. I really felt that this album was conscious hip-hop on another level. You could feel the emotion at times, the strength of the energy that went into every word, every line, and every beat. In reflecting on the album as I wrote my notes for the review, I could feel how deeply the album had touched me at times and the level of emotions it raised.

There is simply no better way of stepping into a positive and free future than by listening to ‘For The FKN Love’ by Arrested Development.

The Album is out now, Link Below.

Huge thanks to Configa for sending me the album.

I’m Outta Here, Steve

LINKS

Get The Album from Bandcamp Here:

https://officialarresteddevelopment.bandcamp.com/album/for-the-fkn-love

Arrested Development Official Website:

https://www.arresteddevelopmentmusic.com/

Configa on Bandcamp:

https://configa.bandcamp.com/

VIDEOS

VIBE

SWING UM

NEVER HAD YOUR BACK