I listened to a few tracks and it was def wtf but I wanted to keep hearing more, I think cos it was intriguing. I couldn't call this hip hop but maybe you don't either? But it's interesting. The lyrics especially. I might dl the full album later if I remember.
for some reason i call it hip hop, its in me, fashioning words together, flow (even though it is at a different pace than your "normal" hip hop) etc. lyrics over a rap like beat. although these beats are not your traditional type rap beats but they are still beats none the less.
and sheesh. ill explain the ALBUM COVER. Prince died around the time i was getting done with the release. and his one self titled album with the baby blue background where he's just looking off into the camera with no shirt on was the inspiration/homage for the cover (its possibly my fav album cover of all time)... check the script writing at the top as well... smh. also i like flowers and think they are cool and (to me) this album had a bright feel to it when compared to my other releases AND it came out in the middle of summer... cover looks dope when coupled with all my other releases as well.
so... that is that.
give it a d/l. you say my lyrics are interesting... people can talk as much shit as they want about me and say this and that but at the end of the day that is one thing you cant take away from a kid... his lyrics are interesting/intriguing and worth multiple listens.
right now im a little uninspired (two finished tracks into my next project). i dont rush/force anything.
i've listened to it once and i liked it and will probably give it a few spins in my car this week and digest these "wordy bars" but on your next project can you please not whisper-rap because it creeped me out a little. peace.
Yo bruh, I listened to the full album this afternoon. I dig it, G. Your steez reminds me of Holocaust in your flow's disjointedness and disregard for where the bar ends, and also how you drop random facts and shit.
I'm guessing you're a fan?
You've def got your own steez tho. All in all you're not like Holocaust at all.
But yeah, listened to the full album and didn't get bored of it. Lolzed out loud a few thymes at the lyrics/steez as I rode my bike around town. Couldn't help myself . Just different and humouress.
Will give more listens for sure. Might even hit you up later for your other joints.
Beats are trill as fuck too. Fits your steez perfectly.
Listening to this shit made me regret that I'm on a 12 month weed fast lolz.
If I were female I think your voice would get my pussy wet.
yeah, big Holo fan. and i made it pretty evident when i said on the second track Slime, "how can any man be mad at me when i came from the Wu Tang academy"
and im sorry that this made you want to smoke dope... i dont smoke dope and havent in over four years but to each their own.
theres more releases where this came from so if you wanna know anything hit me up, a lot of people like my third release that i did with an old friend who smokes meth and does a lot of other drugs (except weed) entitled Diggin' Graves.
Enjoyed it even more second thyme 'round. Shit is fucken cool, man. I really dig your steez. Somethymes people do shit to be different and that's all very well except that the music is shit (whatup Rza), but this shit is cool because it's completely different but it's also fucking dope.
Yo Yo, I checked out your '...with a heavy heart' album today. Was a bit of a letdown after 'No, Mister'. The rhymes/flows were still trill as fuck, but the beats were kinda weak for the most part. Especially the actual drum beats. I think they were made by a dude named Zander? Surely not the same dude as Noguano, who if I understand correctly raps under the name something Zander? If that's the same dude then his progress between albums is breath taking.
I've been bumping 'No, Mister' on the daily. It's a seriously outstanding album, bro. Reminds me of 'Madvilliany', which was the last classic hip hop album I ever heard. You should def keep fucking with Noguano, G. You two make a great team. This is actually the first hip hop album I've really gotten into since 'Cancer For Cure'. Mind you, I have admittedly only checked out a handful since, lolz. But it really is a exceptionally well put together album.
Any chance you could hit a playa up with a link to your third album? I believe this must be the one in betwixt the two I have heard?
Will def give '...with a heavy heart' more spins btw. I did still enjoy it quite a lot.
...with a heavy heart was my second release and the album title rings true with a lot of shit going on in my life at that time... not just a break up. but yeah the beats were made by some kid named Xander that i went to high school with (he raps first on stab wounds and no he is not noguano hahah) save for Natural Curls and Black Lipstick was made by a kid named Shontell whom i also went to school with... and i agree none of the beats are really any good hahhah other than Black Lipstick i really like that one.
appreciate the words man, glad someone sees the progress and respects what im doing. i dont get much love from anyone other than myself hahahah.
im sorry that was a let down though, but im building. that was my second release and my goal was to get all original beats as my first one i used other peoples instrumentals. i achieved my goal but at a cost (sound wise). but at the same time that enabled me to put some ground under my feet and in turn meet noguano/other producers.
nevertheless heres the link to my third release, Diggin' Graves, done in full collaboration with my boy freshly released from jail and a guy from Arizona named JR Samples on the beats. a direct quote from my boy when we were recording "dude why are rapping about that? we need to keep this in theme, degrading women, heavy drug use and violence" hahahah.
Bumping this album again today. I'm at a point now where I really look forward to that jam that starts 'Dante taught me', cos that shit is cold as fuck and your delivery is fucking trill. Kind of sinister. Def my fave jam on there. Followed probably by the one where you did it in 'one fucking take'.
Btw probably my absolute favourite moment on this album is where I think you're talking about some athlete or other, and you end the story by saying he's a native of Pennsylvania (excuse the spelling), and then in this really fucking trill slick manner you say 'dig what I'm sayin', kid?', hahahahaha. That shit is so fucking cool and puts an enormous smile on my face every thyme. I repeat that line to myself all the thyme when I'm at home and shit, in my best Mister Yo impersonation lolz.
Also, do you or Noguano add the samples and shit when you work together? Cos that's one of the things that makes this joint sound really professional. It's really well done. The best one is where you say some shit about '...caucasian with his cock in an Asian' lolz. Or did you just modify your own vocal there?
That's also one of the main reasons I wanted to do a more closely collaborative album with Soup Bone this thyme 'round. To try to put together something that flows more as an album. 'No, Mister' is what inspired me to go that route instead of just picking from his beats like I usually do.
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