This is what I love in hip hop: impressive, passionate lyricism riding on a smooth and hard-hitting groove. Keelay & Zaire seem to know their way around production and engineering, and their choice in rhymers to headline this dopeness, "The Times," speaks volumes. Blu, a reigning mic terror here in the West, is joined by Fortilive, a name new to this writer who stands a great chance of becoming a true school hip hop favorite. Much love to The Audacity of Dope for sharing this video.
8 comments:
Cool.
The opening sounds like your video was going to go into Ghostface's Big Doe Rehab.
I was confused for a second.
hey you have to show me how to put a message in bold....Ill be back
Kofi, you just helped me out! I couldn't place the music. What was that original sample?
Kin'shar, just type these symbols, with no spaces between them, before your message:
< b >
Type these symbols the same way after the last word in your message:
< / b >
Let me know how it works, and Google "html basics for a beginner" for more.
That opening track was riding high, which was hitting back in the 70's, but for the life of me I can't think of who did it.
You got me wondering what a New Man mixtape would sound like with all this music you drop over here.
hmmm, thanks bro.....
how was your turkey day
i got somethin' for ya @ my spot, Bruh Ced;-)
Dang Ceddie...I'm diggin that! Had my head bobbin.
Hey darlin! Just checkin on ya.
Rich: A mixtape from me would weird out most listeners! My brain makes some "odd" music combinations! That's based on my uncle's notions, anyway!
Kin'shar: Anytime, and Turkey Day/Celebrate the Trickery on My Ancestors Day was blessed IN SPITE OF the history behind it!
Kiki: Glad to put sumn' slappin' in your ear! Keeley and Zaire are pretty nice with a sampler/beat machine/keyboard, but Blu gets my "lyricist of the year" award
Cap, whatcha got for me?
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