Ayinde At The March.
For sure. On top of his lack of charisma, there's a facile mind guiding the song and album concepts, a sensibility for muzak reworking of already-used-samples, a mimicry of jay-z inflection with none of the wit or edge, and a proclivity for selling mumbo jumbo as layered "easter egg" lyricism.
Record Store Day is one of the most unintentionally hilarious songs I've heard since... whatever the last unintentionally hilarious, overly earnest Skysnooze song was. On Jazz in the Projects he revisits a self-parodical concept he has executed before on his albums: he bores the listener with 3 minutes of nothingness raps, then improbably overexplains the lyrics for 5 more minutes.
This guy is the personification of yikes.
You hit the nail on the head by saying his songs were even, that is one thing I noticed too and it seems they are just blending in together with no real song or two that stands out and you have to rewind it over and over. He is dope but honestly in a boring type of way being throughout the album it becomes sounding of the same with little excitement to keep you hooked kind of like it's the same song over and over.reading the comments here, I will say I am a Sky fan. will always check for his projects. his flow is airtight. he does not pick a wack beat. his production is ALWAYS top notch. from my perspective I can see how he is boring to a lot of others. a lot of the songs he makes are the same. his songs are very even with each other, but there are some songs that stand out every now and then and you can better see where he is going with it. one thing I always know is his production wont let me down. he should consider doing another joint album, like Barrel Brothers.
I read enough, will give it a listen on youtube but I am passing on this one. I agree with you guys 100%.I fukks w Sky, but it feels like he's been making the same album for the past 10 years
Damn y'all going in on Sky I did like his feature on Nicolay's album:
Maybe he just needs to work with producers not from the school of dusty 90s NY drums.
Didn't know Nicolay was doing Hip hop again
You hit the nail on the head by saying his songs were even, that is one thing I noticed too and it seems they are just blending in together with no real song or two that stands out and you have to rewind it over and over. He is dope but honestly in a boring type of way being throughout the album it becomes sounding of the same with little excitement to keep you hooked kind of like it's the same song over and over.
I am a fan I guess but after Salvation (I Loved his debut with 9th too) his music to me while good did not have me going to listen to it over and over like a lot of new projects and I found myself moving on fast and it sounded like the same album over and over. I agree with most in here on that point 100%.