I thought it was a dope beat Guess it's his modern sound now.
It sounds like it would have fit perfectly on King's Disease. Con should've reached out to Nas for a verse.
I thought it was a dope beat Guess it's his modern sound now.
On some producer nerd shyt, I'm interested to know if Spurs 3 is sample-free or not. Beat Butcha went sample free for Everything But Jesus and maybe Front Lines too. Dude is walking away from this album as a winner. More beats than any other producer, and easily produced 3 of the best songs on here. This might be an unpopular opinion, but I like Beat Butcha and Daringer better apart than when they produce together.lets go man.
clicked on spurs 3 first
breh needed to drop the laugh adlib in after the cop/car cost line
the disgust in his voice "i dont wanna be friends with you rapping niccas"
Right. I can’t understand the constant urge to try to play Daringer like he’s wack or something.
La MaquinaThe Machine
Might as well drop my little review, because I didn't get to listen to all of it until this morning. TL;DR: This is the first Conway project that actually sounds like an album and it's definitely his best and most well-rounded work so far.This shyt is amazing off first listen
He's showing these youngsters how to do it. Verse of the year contender. Middle-age hip-hop is winning, and in full effect right now. I'm mad hyped for the Method Man album coming up produced all by Havoc.Method verse is so ill
Meth crushed Con on Lemon Squeeze. Conway's verse on Lemon Squeeze is actually one of my least favorites on this album. I also thought Conway crushed everyone on Spurs 3.Who would’ve thought Cormega and Method Man would have had verse of the year contenders in 2020? And Con got both of them
Meth crushed Con on Lemon Squeeze. Conway's verse on Lemon Squeeze is actually one of my least favorites on this album. I also thought Conway crushed everyone on Spurs 3.
Edit: yeah, Cormega's verse on this is definitely fire, but Con got him.