Hand Me My Flowers (LP)

US 🇺🇸 CUSTOMERS: THIS PRODUCT IS AVAILABLE TO SHIP FROM THE US, DOMESTIC SHIPPING AT LOWER RATES & NO IMPORT FEES DESCRIPTION Hand Me My Flowers brings together one of underground hip-hop’s most relentless voices with one of the genre’s most revered producers. The result is a hard-hitting collaboration that bridges generations, uniting Flee Lord’s raw street narratives with Buckwild’s unmistakable golden-era production pedigree. A cornerstone of the legendary Diggin’ In The Crates (D.I.T.C.) collective, Buckwild has spent decades shaping the sound of East Coast hip-hop, crafting classics for artists such as The Notorious B.I.G., O.C., Big L, Fat Joe, Nas, and countless others. On this project, he delivers a masterclass in gritty, soulful production—dusty samples, hard drums, and cinematic arrangements that provide the perfect backdrop for Flee Lord’s uncompromising lyricism. Throughout the album, Flee Lord sounds right at home over Buckwild’s expertly crafted soundscapes, weaving vivid tales of survival, loyalty, sacrifice, and perseverance. His commanding delivery and relentless work ethic are matched by production that honors hip-hop’s foundations while remaining timeless and relevant. More than a producer-and-emcee collaboration, this album represents a meeting of eras. Buckwild’s decades of experience and crate-digging mastery merge seamlessly with Flee Lord’s modern underground sensibilities, creating a project that feels both classic and contemporary. Every track reflects a shared commitment to authenticity, lyricism, and the enduring spirit of New York hip-hop. For longtime fans of boom-bap and newcomers drawn to today’s thriving underground scene, this collaboration stands as a powerful reminder that real hip-hop never goes out of style. TRACKLIST A1. Hand Me My Flowers (Intro) A2. Plug Talk A3. Beethoven Wit a Stick (feat. T.F) A4. Ten from This Clip A5. Can’t Fuck Wit Flee B1. On My Deen B2. Toast to My Neighbor B3. Gathering My Thoughts B4. From the Change Jar B5. Shooter Tappin' on Ya Window