Without missing a step (or two), F$O Dinero’s “Panty Droppa” uses the naturally hyped yet daunting trap beat to lure a woman he’s vibing with. Like the Ying Yang Twins’ “Wait(The Whisper Song)” Dinero takes a similar approach to the first few lines of his verse. In a breathy voice, Dinero forewarns haters to come correct. Over a rattle-shaking 808, Dinero speaks about how he’s not looking for no relations because of his commitment to the mula. Granted that Dinero...
The duo known as Most Some consists of two creatives who break the average way of thinking through a multi-dimensional sound. Members, Griffin Zignoli and Quentin Brown make the listening experience quite pleasurable by allowing genres like dream pop, electronica, alternative hip-hop, and indie rock to come together as one. Between soft note ranges and a clear-cut rhyme structure, Most Some leaves fans worldwide in a peaceful mindset. Granted that life is chaotic, their music allows one to be on cruise control...
Gump’s new song, “Walkin’ My Shit” integrates futuristic synths with a sporadic trap-heavy beat in means of telling others that he's putting the work in. Since Gump has the rhymes mastered, he's able to flex at all cost. Furthermore, the emcee makes proper investments so that way his empire can build. Lines like "Please keep all of the change, oou I don't do tips," only prove that Gump is all for independence. If we're being honest, it would only offend...
The production found in "RX" puts distorted guitar progressions to good use. Taking a melancholic approach, "RX" (prod. by Wendigo) uses different instrumentation's to symbolize an altered state of mind and feeling trapped inside of it. On the other hand, FRAUD emphasizes the song's bigger purpose with an aggressive, concise rap delivery. Given this point, his words are more felt than heard. Often times, the rapper draws from his tagline, "by my lonely" to get "RX's" message across, "I wanted...
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