^nice rap/jazz fusion there.
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^nice rap/jazz fusion there.
decentQuote:
Originally Posted by b-dolo
I love it! great backdrop tooQuote:
Originally Posted by b-dolo
last 2 vids also illustrate nicely how a Peedi Crakk type rapper is different from a Styles P type rapper : emotions genuinely expressed on wax
the Omerta tracks are dope. Only available on YouTube though (as of a few weeks ago at least). Waiting for this to hit Spotify or actually be released for purchase
Trife da God returns. An all time fav Wu affiliate for me.
That Large Pro track is dope.
Solid.Quote:
Originally Posted by b-dolo
Perfect!!! I need a new Keith album.Quote:
Originally Posted by b-dolo
Powerful. I was impressed with the urgency of the message and how it was delivered. Appropriately somber beat too. I noticed the last verse starts out a bit shaky flow wise but the second half of the verse was in the pocket.Quote:
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Swifty McVay where U been at?Quote:
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Everybody came correct. I like how Mark SX switched flows midway through. First I was like, that's off key but dope, then I was like oh yeah he can flow to the beat too. Great idea to use two flows.
Lloyd banks stands out here, on another level.
Feels good to see Razah do his thing in a vid. Cool track.
so good it made me tear up for real for a minute there
Certified heata, no doubt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hal Incandenza
This is flames thanks for posting. I missed this somehow until nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Hal Incandenza
I dont know if I would be overally proud to live in Texas. State has some issues. The track is killa though.
that chill vibe
tbh he was more lyrical before though
I didn't even though they were still active. Thanks for posting. This is a group people don't appreciate their contribution to hip hop enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hal Incandenza