Luck One drops the visuals to the introspective "Farewell". This could be taken as a notice of an upcoming retirement, but there is still plenty for Luck One to contribute to hip-hop... Even with him saying that his focus is shifting, this is just another demonstration of his lyrical ability and versatility. I thinks its a little to early for him to put the mic down now... Check him out on February 17th alongside Lupe Fiasco, Bun B, and more at The Memorial Coliseum....
3:46 PM
NEW VIDEO: LUCK ONE "FAREWELL"
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11:17 AM
NEW MUSIC: LUCK ONE "FAREWELL"
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Check out this great track from Portland's own Luck One as he gives you current outlook on his place in the rap game. This is a very dope track over the Drake instrumental. Don't forget to download his latest mixtape "King Of The Northwest" 
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