Thursday, March 28, 2013
AZ----Thank You
AZ------Thank You
East New York's rebel and Nas's protege AZ returns with the new banger Thank You. The former firm member is ready for the forthcoming smash Do or Die 2 album. It is going to be a gem of an album. Check out this video.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Phili n Dotz---We Stay
Phili n Dotz-----We Stay
New group Phili n Dotz coming through with their new video We Stay produced by Leaf Dog. Fire track you gotta show love to this group, check it out.
Big Noyd---Light Up The Night
Big Noyd------Light Up The Night
The Queensbridge vet returns spitting fire with the new video Light Up The Night produced by Havoc of Mobb Deep. Peep this hot track from the unofficial 3rd member of Mobb Deep.
Saturday, March 23, 2013
Kony Brooks---Kony Island
KONY Brooks-Kony Island/Independent-(2013)
Artist: KONY Brooks
Album: Kony Island
Label: Independent
Producers: I-Sample,
Qu’ality Productions, Wize the Producer, Teddy Grahams, Dimension Beats,
Inkomplete Beats, others
KONY
Brooks has been incrementally putting the Bronx on the map in the underground
scene. KONY is not new to this as his lyrics hits a nerve like a heart surgeon.
Since his impressive mixtapes and rocking shows including ripping the “I am
Boss” freestyle, he comes back with his latest opus the highly acclaimed “Kony
Island”
The album makes a great introduction
as Kony Brooks introduces to the world of life on Kony Island. Producer ISample
displays the perfect melodic beat on “The Message” where Brooks exercises his
lyrical fitness: thoroughbred MC massacre with a pen and pad/been bad since Sesame
Street and similac. “Queen of New York” odes respect to the woman in Kony’s
life where he wants to spoil his queen and bang bang like pops do. One of the
strongest tracks is “Maze” demonstrating nostalgia of the ole days in trying to
get into the rap game while “City Life” brings the cinematic perspective of the
gritty life. This is where KONY paints a mental picture of the 90’s golden hip
hop era where many old school fans yearns the most. “Never Thought” is a Notorious
B.I.G inspired track where Brooks never loses his lyrical balance and the
potential radio friendly “What You Know” featuring Teddy Grahams and Swagg is
an up tempo club banger danceable for the ladies but has an aggressive bounce.
Kony is not afraid to take chances
by going through the wire. “Middle Fingers” and “Bottle After Bottle” are great
examples of living the good life as Kony switches delivery and keeps it
current. “Legs Apart” is the album filler that didn’t capture the listener like
the other bangers. This album picks up with the King Leo demonstrates perfect
compatibly with his production adding the right high hats and kicks with Brook’s
lyrics in the potential club banger “What’s it Gonna Be”.
Kony Island delivers the fans with
an enjoyable sunny environment where lyrical content and hot beats matter the
most. The production is very well
diverse that complements Kony’s delivery and flow. In this attempt, Kony Brooks
appears focused and knows how to put out not only lyrical content tracks but
also knows how to put out a song; a trait many emcees have trouble doing. This is
a great project from the young and hungry Bronx emcee. We will hear more of
Kony Brooks in the future.
Strong
Tracks: “The Message”, “Queen of New York”, “Maze”, “Never Thought”,
“City Life”, “What You Know”, “What’s It Gonna Be”
Average
Tracks: “Legs High”, “So Underground”, “Feel so Bad”
Weak
Tracks: None
Rating:
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