Man, what a trio of names associated with this track! Two savage MC’s and one dope producer! These three men help execute one of the most infectious and dope singles to date, and doing so with ‘class’. Let’s talk about it!
Brand new single by MC’s B1 The Architect and Le Zeppo with $aveMe on the beats! This is a fresh three minutes and 30 seconds of pure hip-hop ecstasy! Let’s start with the production.
So this track starts off with a snippet of the legendary ‘Diner Scene’ from the movie where the waitress describes to the cook the order, and he goes ‘Oh Shit, the Blues Brothers!’
From there, we get onto that beat! Which features this gorgeous angelic vocal harmony on repeat throughout the track. As well as these wavy guitar strings subtly plucked in the background, bass lines, and very light yet satisfying drums deep in the background of all the other noise.
This is one of the beats you want to sit back and relax to! Just surrender all your stress and anger to it and just vibe to the track. Absolutely loved it!
On this track, we have the two mentioned MC’s! Starting off with B1. He comes in with his trademark smooth and powerful delivery! Controlled and precise with his sharp and introspective wordplay, gliding flow, and focused pen game!
He’s the kind of MC you can tell is a perfectionist and someone who zones out on the beat he’s into, his vibe, and just goes off! Never too out there or crazy personality but solid and direct, which can sometimes be the best route to go!
On the other end, we have Le, who showcases a more aggressive and fast-paced delivery with heavier word drops and an intense touch on the vocals! Something between DMX and Sticky Fingaz! Full force, loud and raw in execution, and hella entertaining to listen to his enthusiasm on the track!
This is one HELL of a track, the dynamic duo of the MC’s the crazy production, it all goes hand in hand as one of the more memorable singles of the year! Go check it out now!
https://open.spotify.com/album/2w0cH3eBWrpu453zx1IYgR?si=rukHfy4JRQuBD68sJQMTrw
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