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Nettspend dedicates “LL50” to BloodHound Q50 on new EP

The Oct. 30 EP includes a song for his late friend and fellow Virginia rapper BloodHound Q50.

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Hand-drawn skeleton sits among pumpkins and orange vines on the Virginia Creeper cover.

Official Virginia Creeper EP artwork. Nettspend / Universal Music Group; shown to identify this release. Nettspend / Universal Music Group · Owner-approved news use · Resized for display.

Nettspend’s six-track Virginia Creeper EP is out, with its fourth song carrying a personal dedication. “LL50” is a tribute to his late friend and fellow Virginia rapper BloodHound Q50, according to Universal Music Canada’s release announcement.

A memorial track on a new EP

Nettspend first played “LL50” at Miami’s III Points festival earlier in October and performed it twice there, the label reports. On the EP’s sequence, it follows “6weeks” and comes before “nite nite”; “same language” opens the set, with “Get Guap” and “JSX” rounding it out.

The release follows his March album early life crisis. Universal says the title Virginia Creeper refers to the fast-growing vine native to the state. Apple Music’s U.S. catalog lists all six songs and the Oct. 30 release.

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