Tye Cooper - Black Boys Deserve To Smile

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Providence, RI raptivist, actor and entertainer Tye Cooper has an uncompromising dedication to his craft and his lyrical precision sets him apart from the crowd. Make no mistake that there is no musical flow too bold for Tye to tackle and he does just that on this new project. On his brand new album "Black Boys Deserve To Smile", Tye flexes a variety of bars, depth and musicality to engulf the listener in an experience that only he can provide. The album features the likes of Rick Hyde, Fuego Base, Sule (BSF) and more and is out now on all digital platforms.

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