Some artists return to music. DB Tha Rastacame back with a mission. The Minnesota spitter is no stranger to real-life pressure, and with his latest release “First Day Out the Feds” he reminds the game what raw authenticity sounds like. After serving 18 months in the feds, DB could’ve stayed quiet. Instead, he came out swinging—with a story to tell and zero interest in sugarcoating it.
“The system had me in a headlock. I thought I was done with music… But the silence made me tap back in. I found clarity, and I found my hunger again” DB admits.
That hunger comes through loud and clear in his latest offering. Arriving as a gritty, soul-twisting record layered with betrayal, self-reflection, and survival. Over a moody, cinematic beat, DB pours it all out—no cap, no filter. His delivery cuts deep, like he’s rapping for his life. And maybe he is. The bars speak to real-life loss, fake love, and the mental weight of incarceration. There’s no posturing here—just pain, purpose, and perspective.
This isn’t DB’s first time moving the needle. He broke out with “Trap Boomin,” earned co-signs across the Midwest, and shared stages with heavyweights like 2 Chainz. His collabs with Boosie Badazz, Kevin Gates, Young Dolph, G Herbo, and Peezy put him on the radar. But this time around, DB’s not chasing recognition—he’s chasing legacy.
“First Day Out the Feds” is more than another street anthem. It’s testimony. It’s the sound of a man who’s been through it and lived to rap about it. Better, bolder, and more focused than ever. Hip-hop needs voices like DB Tha Rasta. Not industry plants or carbon copies, but artists with real stories, real scars, and real bars. If this track is just the first chapter, the streets better pay attention. DB’s not just back—he’s tapped in. Fully. See for yourself and get familiar with this trailblazing talent. Press play on his recent release here at HipHopSince1987 and let us know your thoughts in the comments.
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