Yasiin Bey featuring Vinia Mojica - Get Ta Steppin' Appreciation Thread

[I love Latina women]

Classic song

 

[Black Miller]

I been playing this hard for the last month or so. It's so soulful and dope and the feel good vibe is needed right now. Hi Tek just one of the dopest producers.

 

[I love Latina women]

I been playing this hard for the last month or so. It's so soulful and dope and the feel good vibe is needed right now. Hi Tek just one of the dopest producers.

Same here, bruh

Whenever I listen to this song, I usually have it on repeat for like a good hour.

 

[aceboon]

A classic, I wish we got a Vinia Mojica album, she added that touch to everything she was on

 

[I love Latina women]

A classic, I wish we got a Vinia Mojica album, she added that touch to everything she was on

I know, her voice and singing is so angelic

 

[I love Latina women]

 

[L. Deezy]

She is such a unicorn.. We know nothing bout her. Was she just a Tribe and De La groupie who could sing? Lol. J/k

 

[skillz2]

This is a great song as was the whole album. Vinia featured on another dope track a few years prior on Pete Rock's Soul Survivor album.

 

[I love Latina women]

 

[Abstract83]

Beautiful song. I wish I had one of them sexy as conscious sistas grooving with me to this.

 

[$cam-U-Well_Jack$on]

A classic, I wish we got a Vinia Mojica album, she added that touch to everything she was on

I wanted to make love to her.

 

[$cam-U-Well_Jack$on]

This a great song as was the whole album. Vinia featured on another dope track a few years prior on Pete Rock's Soul Survivor album.

"Mind Blowin'" >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

 

[aceboon]

 

[CHICAGOrilla]

Mans need to put The Ecstatic on streaming

 

[I love Latina women]

Mans need to put The Ecstatic on streaming

That album is so incredible

I love the way Yasiin was spitting on that album on some "spur of the moment" type rhyming or more like a "this is what I am thinking as I'm recording" type of rhyming on that album. His old style was more of straight forward straight right to the point rhyming styles, but his style on The Ecstatic has more of a broken up rhyme style. And I love the sequencing on that album, the minute song gets grooving, it's already made a transition to the next song.

And the production is so universal. I love how it has such a rich sound in diversity