Another success for the Wisemen, with beautifully constructed beats and lyrical wisdom with a flow that is mathematically perfect.. UnCommon for me is the best track as Salute shows his amazing skillz.. A "Triumph"
It's that ghetto music from COV, bru.. Produced by Dr. G, the beats are amazingly head-boucing, and the rough flow of lyrical bad boy Shakez scares you into staying at home after dark.. Dark.
This album takes you into a different dimension of this reality, like if you could all of sudden see all the rights and wrongs of this world without anybody noticing.. A lesson in life. Musically, the sounds reminds me of the instrumentals from the ghettos of hell of NYC, with some grimey Wu-tang sounding beats (PSA) and futuristic sounding tunes, not forgetting "Time flyin'" that shows one can adapt through different times...
A very carefully planned album. Another Masterpiece complete with perfect featurings.. K7 has definitely made a name in Detroit Hip-Hop and influences still emcees around the world..
Hard to choose a favourite track in this Masterpiece.. Soul-like samples and a Mozart-like composition helps the Master bring his humongous knowledge into lyrics that are just a perfect fit to this symphony..
Another Jewel from the God Kevlaar 7.. Beats that will take you to Motown heaven, and a lyrical delivery that makes you want to bow down, listen and learn. You will learn a few things from Chainz too..
I still wonder how he did it, time after time, creating these wonderfully melodic beats.. A man who studied death more than most, and used it to express his pain in the most amazing musical materials I have ever heard in 30 years of listening to Hip-Hop..
A Hit Album! Production, check! Bronzeman.. Killa beez legend, check! PR iz bak.. Carefully selected featurings, check! Lord Jessiah, Bugsy da God, Killla Sin, Phillie, Prodigal Sunn, Shyheim...
Discover the Bronze at its raw state and feel the power through your ears.. The beats take you back to a different time and the poetry is as usual extra-terrestrial..
