Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
I'm about to give Nasir another run because something caught my attention with this Jay Electronica and Jay Z project
Only took 14 years for this to drop so I could skim through it in 2 mins and not listen to it ever again
great news for you.
killah priest this month announced the new album title ‘rocket to nebula’ on his podcast. it is almost finished
. probably spring or summer
His solo debut has Jay Z on every track
I get that they did that because they thought no one would give a shyt about this project without the big name but it’s still not a solo LP
Caught this on my 2nd listen through.As a Hov stan and a Sopranos stan. I shed a tear when I heard that line
Anything is possible!This is what I expected and not what I expected at the same time.
I fux with it first off. It's almost like he pulled off the magic track he talked about by making Jay-Z appear on 70% of his debut album.
As far as the bars go - sharp as I expected. Production is as varied as I expected it to be. I liked not knowing what kinda sound they were gonna rock with from song to song, though. Once they got past the whole 'There's no single' of it all - making this must have been way easier to do.
As far as his 'character' goes - he still has that mystique to him. He's the guy from New Orlean who went from being homeless, started rolling with The Nation, made music with Dilla, to having a baby with Badu, to making classic music with Just Blaze, nearly getting signed to Puff, signing with RocNation, to dating a member of one of the world's richest families, to releasing his debut album - 13 years late, in the middle of a pandemic, and it just so happens to feature one of the greatest rappers of all time, who has bought into his wave - whatever his reasoning is. It's when you really stop to think about it.
Exactly what I did. Album is a lot better than I remembered tooI'm about to give Nasir another run because something caught my attention with this Jay Electronica and Jay Z project
Best song on the album
I really don't think it's a debate. Nas at his best is in the ballpark, but I honestly feel like no man in rap has been better with words than Elec. He's saying the most profound shyt in the most poetic ways possible. It's Shakespearean. I know multiple people who say they cry when they listen to some of his stuff, especially Better In tune W/ the Infinite.
Exactly what I did. Album is a lot better than I remembered too
Nottz just posted this. I wonder if it’s about this album. I think it almost has to be. There’s a lot of drumless joints on this and Nottz is also one of the only sample-based producers I know of to have no drumless joints. Most producers at least have a couple in their careers. Not Nottz.