Kendrick Lamar - Swimming Pools (prod. T-Minus)

[Ghost of $oCal]

I know 'The Recipe'...song of the year status...whats the other one though?

maybe... my vote would be for 'hands on the wheel' before that.

 

[Prolific_1011]

Song seems all over the place.

 

[Ghost of $oCal]

song as dope as fukk btw. 5star pos rep

 

[Bean]

its not better than Dre song but this aight

 

[TEKBEATZ]

Damn this guy is ill as fukk

 

[Ninjaz In Paris]

His album could be pushed back into next year... outside of some hip hop forums dudes buzz isn't anywhere near where cats think it is especially with "The Recipe" not exactly doing good on Billboard right now...

 

[NigerianDonDada]

"Early the next morning Lamar is back in the studio waiting for the other Hippies before a photo shoot. Taking the opportunity to touch up some tracks, he operates as his own engineer, pressing record a few bars early and then sprint hopping back into the vocal booth to lay his own vocals. Produced by Drake affiliate T-Minus, the track sounds a lot like, well, a Drake song with its bluntly emotional fluttering synths. It’s a record that could fit in quite comfortably on current day rap radio and yet Lamar seems a little embarrassed to be playing it in mixed company, perhaps recalling the fourth law of Top’s manifesto: Uniqueness. He emphatically points out that the track is not intended for his forthcoming album. It is, instead, “some freelance sh*t.”

Black Hippy: A View from the Center « The FADER

 

[Insensitive]

Really?
Kendrick and who else??????

Dom Kennedy
Ab-Soul
Dizzy Wright
School boy Q

Weeessstttt Sssiiiidddeeee

 

[darealvelle]

i like this song

 

[PortCityProphet]

dopeness from one of the best in the game

 

[KritNC]

AOTY its a lock.

So this, the recipe and C&C are all for sure on his album

 

[ThatKidBlackHippy]

Anyone who dispute this is just lying to themselves at this point ... Kendrick Lamar = best rapper alive.

good kid, mAAd city

 

[Capitol]

"Early the next morning Lamar is back in the studio waiting for the other Hippies before a photo shoot. Taking the opportunity to touch up some tracks, he operates as his own engineer, pressing record a few bars early and then sprint hopping back into the vocal booth to lay his own vocals. Produced by Drake affiliate T-Minus, the track sounds a lot like, well, a Drake song with its bluntly emotional fluttering synths. It’s a record that could fit in quite comfortably on current day rap radio and yet Lamar seems a little embarrassed to be playing it in mixed company, perhaps recalling the fourth law of Top’s manifesto: Uniqueness. He emphatically points out that the track is not intended for his forthcoming album. It is, instead, “some freelance sh*t.”

Black Hippy: A View from the Center « The FADER

Really now

 

[The_King_of_Everything]

Uhhhh it's ok.

I wish I could hear what you guys are hearing.

 

[gluvnast]

Aside from Curren$y, the TDE has completely dominated my ipod this year.

fixed