“Some people know how to freestyle with or without a beat. Da Milli delivers a poetic free style of a chilled beat. You can hear the ballad as they add a little RnB to the Rap track “Yes I Am”-Remix. The song reveals the qualities a person has and them realizing their true self. My favorite verse is “Being gangsta is stupidity” ”
“Q.Rock639 gives you that TechNine type of vibe. Not in his delivery or sound, but the darkness of the track while still allowing it to be playful. He also shows skill by mixing up the cadences whenever the production he’s going in over changes that’s also a point of appreciation. The beat changes every so often into an almost completely different beat. Yet Q simply goes from flow to flow never budging or lagging.”
“Midwest gangsta music. Kut One is literally popping his stuff. Letting you know that he’s not the one to play with both off and on the beat. Aggressive productive with freestyle DJ scratches adding texture to this already hard body Hip-Hop track.”
“No bars left behind. This socially conscious record gives you raw insight on the mind of Nicolas when it comes to the state of today’s world. Off beat and unorthodox delivery yet still giving you substance in every line. All over a tonal, slightly off key piano melody. I have never heard anything that sounds like this. Nicolas is in a class all his own. ”
“Mark L33 is defiantly the King to having “Sauce”. He cooks up his lyrics and deliver them in a bowl full of verses. The beat is conscious Hip-Hop that allows any listener to rap along even if they don’t know the words. This artist really whipped up a good track.”
“The beginning of the song is to prep you of what A1TheHookGod is about to preach to you. People come in and out of your life but if they don’t serve you any purpose than they are “Dead Weight”. The rap flow is chilled and the visual tells a hidden story of spiritual guidance when letting go of things in your life. This song will defiantly keep you hooked then again they don’t call him the “Hook God” for nothing. ”
“It’s not to often that a guitar intro isn’t followed by a great song. I like how the Lester and Fables have an immaculate flow and the beat is lowed to hear that. I believe if the beat was to stop they would still continue the same flow.They may have took some losses in life but they found it in this beautiful track.”
“An elegant, international dance ballad. An inspirational tune with chill lyrics and vocals. The feature comes in and compliments the already jamming tune with Ty Dolla Sign style vocals. This is a laid back jam that could last the test of time and remain a memorable hit down the line. ”
“I almost thought I was listening to Pusha T when this track came on. Distinctive vocal timbre and tone. Techno, trap fused production. This song just sounds big. Witty bars similar to those of great arrangers like Kanye West. I could hear this song on a G.O.O.D Music compilation. This song is polished and well put together all the way down to the post production. ”
“Consciousness over a beat. The artist lay down lyrical law while not wasting a single bar on nonsense. These guys speak to your mental and of mental elevation but in a cool way to where it doesn’t feel preachy. The sample adds the extra zing the track needs to make it a track you can just turn on and vibe to. Each artist compliments the other and contributes to the overall chill flow of “Eyes Wide”.”
“Love has never been consistent. We fall in and out of it but we often wonder is it still there to come back to. Tahdig delivers a chill yet sad rap song about wondering where some heart is. The beat is steady creating a Hip-Hop vibe.”
“Life gets weird sometimes. It can feel like free-falling and Prismala is right there to catch you tonight. He might not have the answers but ‘Breathe’ makes it feel better. Soaring vocals intertwining like ballet, this song is the hug you get when you don’t even know you need it. Just close your eyes, lay back on your bed and breathe.”
“We have featured WACHO! before and this talented artist is back with, ‘In Case You Wonder.’ The lyrical groove pairs nicely with a melodic groove and rhythmic beat that instills an easy groove. This Argentinian now calls Fort Worth, Texas home and as a Texan myself I appreciate the diverse musical talent that calls North Texas home. You will too once you add this vibe to your own playlists.”
“Connecticut might not be the most common place for a Hip Hop artist to merge from, but Cruzz is certainly putting out notice that quality rappers can come from anywhere. His lyrical aptitude and smooth easy delivery combine to create ‘Going Up,’ a track that is all about vibe and confidence.
The flow allows the writing to shine, and the arrangement lets the emotions land with a deliberate force that many so-called hard-edged tracks, fail to achieve. Make no mistake this track has punch, it just happens to deliver it with unnecessary bluster or the false bravado that so many other tracks rely on to get their intent across.”
“This track from Mati is exactly what the title says it is — ‘Life Notes.’ Delivered in a smooth easy groove about the ebbs and flows of life and the emotions we all deal with on a day to day basis the track simply hits.
I’m tempted to call this easy listening Hip-Hop, but only because it is delivered in a calm, steady flow that is easy to fall in on. Some might confuse the term easy-listening for boring elevator music, but this track is anything but boring. It is real and genuine and speaks straight to the human condition. ”
“Regular readers of these reviews are no stranger to San Diego Pop star Estella Dawn, as we have featured a handful of tracks from this rising talent. ‘Just Me’ is but the latest in a strong repertoire of songs. Utilizing two different vocal flows that play off each other and help bring out the emotions this track showcases the versatility of Dawn’s talent.
The vibe is sultry defiance and the emotions range from anger to determined resolve and all of it is performed with a genuine honesty and openness that many artists struggle to find.”
“Riding a beat and groove that soars and uplifts all on tis own, Rah-C layers in a passionate energetic flow that sweeps you into the saga that is this track. This is a hype track that will motivate and push you so a perfect add to a workout playlist or any other that you need to get you up and taking on the world. The writing is nuanced enough to give you new takes through multiple listens and keep you intrigued.”
“When music is passionate, genuine, and inspired from a talented artists’ view of the world, it doesn’t take a whole lot for their creation to truly come alive. That is the case with ‘That’s Enough’ from Notcho Aziz.
You have to turn a blind eye, or truly be ignorant to not see the brutal impact of racism and an all-too-often unjust judicial system in this country. This track is about saying enough is enough. The lyrics, hard-edged flow, and beat convey the outrage quite well on this track of social injustice.”
“Sometimes you just have to smile and this track certainly delivers that. The timing and delivery of the flow highlight legit skills and yet the combination of vocal tone and comical lyrics reminded me a bit of old school Adam Sandler. I rarely connect to songs intended to be comedic, but the funky musical edge and wry wit worked for me on this track and the video adds to the tongue in cheek vibe. ”
“Sometimes a track hooks you with its brazen energy and catchy musical hook. That happened for me here. Lyrically, I did crave a bit more, but the vocal talent and vibe of the track refused to let me stop listening. The ending was a bit abrupt though I definitely will be playing this track when I need a bouncy pick me up to put a smile on my face. ”