It’s impossible to deny that Giallo Point has had quite the career in the past few years, working alongside some of the biggest names in the industry, such as Napoleon Da Legend and Estee Nack.
But now he’s here, working alongside a different underground star to create one of the best sounding EP’s in the game right now. Let’s talk about it!
So, this is a five-track project featuring Giallo Point and rapper NOWAAH THE FLOOD, and they are proving to be a more deadly threat than anyone could have thought.
Starting with the production, we have Giallo bringing to the forefront some of the most cinematically classical instrumentals we’ve heard all year! Each of the eight songs provides a beautifully sharp and theatrical score that has a strong opera feel to the presentation and execution.
If you could picture what boom bap x an orchestral ensemble would sound like, well, you have it now. With those long, piercing horns and notes radiating off the beat and into the ears and souls of the audience, it’s incredible.
With every new release, he showcases more precision, more focus on technique, and forming an engaging atmosphere that separates him from the others. He did that on ‘PAPITAS 2’, and that’s what he’s doing here as well!
NOWAAH, the man with a presence larger than a group of rappers combined. He’s back to utilise these thrilling instrumentals and silence all the haters with his strong cadence, his timely flow, and lethal word game. When he speaks, it feels like a sonic kick to the chest! You feel that shit in your lungs and heart, you feel the adrenaline begin to spike, and your brain start to go haywire at the mere aura of this man.
He never ‘raps’ his bars; he commands them to existence, and they follow suit. He has one of the most cold and rough tones and delivery styles in the game, and he’s using every skill in his book across this project to remind everyone why he’s not someone to be slept on!
This is the EP you don’t want to miss out on! Do so at your own risk!
https://nowaahtheflood7.bandcamp.com/album/the-anomaly-ep
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