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With the project Bond St. District, rapper DDm reveled in calling back to the Baltimore of his youth, whether rapping about his childhood dreams of being a star or naming a song after the Nickelodeon cartoon โ€œHey Arnold.โ€

He takes it to another level with โ€œCome on Down.โ€

Over a cut-up loop of the iconic theme song from โ€œThe Price is Right,โ€ DDm turns one of the game showโ€™s signature lines, โ€œCome on down,โ€ into a boastful challenge. Eighties kids who grew up on Bob Barker will love it. And for anyone who doesnโ€™t fall into that demographic, the track is a fun reimagining that still gets your head nodding.

Listen here:

https://soundcloud.com/goddm/come-on-down

The track is a teaser for the upcoming release โ€œSoundtrack To A Shopping Mall,โ€ due out in April. In a preview video from last November, DDm said the concept for the album was an older one that he decided to revisit in this current moment.

โ€œTo me, those shopping malls, those big malls, represent everything great about America: capitalism, excess, greed and just extra-ness.โ€

Brandon Weigel is the managing editor of Baltimore Fishbowl. A graduate of the University of Maryland, he has been published in The Washington Post, The Sun, Baltimore Magazine, Urbanite, The Baltimore...