Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Emilio Rojas----No Shame No Regrets



Emilio Rojas-No Shame…No Regrets-Independent-(2013)
Artist: Emilio Rojas  
Album: No Shame…No Regrets
Label: Independent  
Producers: The Renegades, Illmind, M-Phazes, V12 the Hitman, others 

Emilio Rojas is a name that has been thrown around lately. We have heard of this emcee from Rochester making noise on the underground scene. He has made countless music and made a name for himself. Mentored by DJ Green Lantern, he has worked with some of the recognizable names in the industry. His lyrical prowess is no slouch and he is slowly breaking in the industry taking baby steps. The Venezuelan emcee strikes hard with the mixtape that shows No Shame and No Regrets.
            Putting this into perspective, Emilio Rojas is very diverse into his subject matter. This is expressed on songs like “Shameless”, “Good Morning” and the bouncy track “Low”. Some of the tracks sound like anthem tracks that hypes up the listener.  The Renegades laced the hot beat on “Low” when Emilio is too real for his city and his flow. Illmind also came correct with the proper bass lines and heavy drum pattern on “Quiet For You” one of the standout tracks. Emilio’s rhyme delivery matches some of the beats on the album. He teams up with Troy Ave, IAMSU and the LOX’s Styles P on the posse cut “Lean on Em” with tight knit production.
            Emilio Rojas also balance between spitting bars and making a song. However, the mixtape points out a few tracks that are shaky which sucks the momentum down a notch. “Wake Up with You” has a monotonous beat pattern with simplistic lyrics for the ladies that don’t create that spark while “Stack It up” sounds lazy with the annoying singing in the chorus. “Let It Go” is a motivational track where Emilio encourages young ladies to go after their dreams despite the outcomes and “Give the World to You” proves the excellence of song writing and how to relate through pain as he has to be an independent man on his own terms.
There is potential on this mixtape and Emilio Rojas proves that he can take the game by storm. It is a big step in which he shows diversity which will take him places in the industry. Although some tracks that are a little off, the Rochester emcee can put other artists to shame. There are joints for you’re the ride and for the ladies a good balance at its best.
            Strong Tracks: “Shameless”, “Seek You Out”, “Quiet For You”, “Let It Go”, “Give the World to You”, “Lean on Em”
            Average Tracks: “Wake Up With You”, “Flaco”, “Good Morning”,
            Weak Tracks:  “Stack it Up”
            Rating:out of    

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