After more than a decade, Cilvaringz releases a product containing four b-sides of his only non-instrumental LP, the acclaimed "I" after which the road for the Tilburg-based rapper-producer was expected to be paved with gold. There are Wu-Elements behind the mic, RZA, Bronze Nazareth and 4th Disciple, along with Beretta 9 and Barracuda. The tracks really do sound like b-sides from a Wu-affiliate album, sometimes that's not a bad thing, but here it seems to be. Beyond the little inspiration of rapping, the production drags the four songs down, making this quarter of an hour non-essential. 4/10.
Hip-Hop Albums of the Year
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Benny the Butcher — Tana Talk 3
Debut studio album by Jeremie " Benny the Butcher " Pennick, rapper from Buffalo, New York. He's the second Griselda MC to mak...
-
To give an important and already defined identity to the blog, the first review is that of a Wu-Tang Clan album. I start with what over time...
-
«Why do you listen to hip hop?» I think my personal answer lies in this 26-year-old boy's first solo album. In the most misogynistic and...
-
In the late 1980s, cousins Robert Diggs and Gary Grice attempted careers in the music industry: they get a contract with Jamaica Records , w...

No comments:
Post a Comment